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First Law of Thermodynamics Energy cannot be created or destroyed only transformed
Second Law of Thermodynamics Energy transfers increase entropy and reduce usable energy
Reactants vs Products Reactants are starting molecules products are molecules formed
Energy Releasing Reaction Reactants have higher potential energy than products
Energy Requiring Reaction Reactants have lower potential energy than products
Photosynthesis Energy Type Energy requiring reaction
Cellular Respiration Energy Type Energy releasing reaction
Enzyme Function Enzymes speed reactions by lowering activation energy
Substrate Molecule an enzyme acts on
Active Site Region of enzyme where substrate binds
Enzyme Regulation Regulatory molecules cofactors and coenzymes adjust enzyme activity
ATP Structure Adenine ribose and three phosphate groups
ATP Function Coenzyme that donates phosphate groups to power reactions
ADP ATP after losing a phosphate group
Phosphorylation Adding a phosphate group to a molecule
Metabolic Pathway Series of enzyme mediated reactions
Linear Pathway Reaction sequence with a clear start and end
Cyclic Pathway Reaction sequence that regenerates its starting molecule
Electron Transfer Chain Series of molecules that pass electrons and release energy for ATP formation
Diffusion Movement of molecules from high to low concentration
Concentration Gradient Difference in concentration that drives diffusion
Factors Affecting Diffusion Temperature gradient size and molecule size
Selectively Permeable Membrane Allows some substances to cross but blocks others
Easy Membrane Crossers Small nonpolar molecules
Hard Membrane Crossers Large polar or charged molecules
Osmosis Diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane
Isotonic Solution Equal solute no net water movement
Hypertonic Solution Higher solute outside water moves out of cell
Hypotonic Solution Lower solute outside water moves into cell
Transport Proteins Enable movement of substances across membranes
Passive Transport Movement without energy includes diffusion and facilitated diffusion
Active Transport Requires ATP moves substances against concentration gradient
Endocytosis Cell takes in materials via vesicles
Exocytosis Cell expels materials via vesicles
Phagocytosis Cell engulfs large particles
Photosynthesis Purpose Uses sunlight CO2 and water to make sugars and oxygen
Photosynthesis Equation CO2 plus H2O plus light yields sugars and O2
Light Dependent Outputs ATP NADPH and oxygen
Light Independent Output PGAL three carbon sugar
Thylakoid Membrane Location of light dependent reactions
Stroma Location of light independent reactions
Stomata Openings that allow gas exchange
Pigment Molecule that absorbs light
Chlorophyll a Main pigment absorbs violet blue and red wavelengths
Photosystem Protein pigment complex that captures light energy
Oxygen Formation Produced when water splits during light dependent reactions
Hydrogen Ion Gradient Formed by ETC powers ATP synthase
NADPH Formation NADP plus gains electrons and hydrogen
ATP Formation Photosynthesis ATP synthase uses hydrogen gradient electron transfer phosphorylation
Carbon Fixation CO2 attached to RuBP by Rubisco
RuBP Starting molecule of Calvin cycle
Rubisco Enzyme that fixes carbon
Calvin Cycle Inputs ATP and NADPH from light dependent reactions
Calvin Cycle Type Cyclic metabolic pathway
Aerobic Respiration Equation C6H12O6 plus O2 yields CO2 H2O and ATP
Photosynthesis Respiration Link Photosynthesis makes glucose and O2 respiration uses them
Steps of Aerobic Respiration Glycolysis Acetyl CoA Formation Citric Acid Cycle Electron Transfer Phosphorylation
Glycolysis Location Cytoplasm
Acetyl CoA Formation Location Mitochondria
Citric Acid Cycle Location Mitochondrial matrix
Electron Transfer Phosphorylation Location Inner mitochondrial membrane
Fermentation Anaerobic ATP pathway without oxygen
Aerobic vs Anaerobic ATP Aerobic respiration produces far more ATP
Glycolysis Inputs Glucose and 2 ATP
Glycolysis Outputs 4 ATP NADH and pyruvate
Energy Requiring Step Glycolysis Initial ATP investment
Energy Harvesting Step Glycolysis ATP and NADH production
Acetyl CoA Inputs Pyruvate and coenzyme A
Acetyl CoA Outputs NADH CO2 and acetyl CoA
Citric Acid Cycle Inputs Acetyl CoA
Citric Acid Cycle Outputs NADH FADH2 ATP and CO2
Why Oxygen Is Required Final electron acceptor in ETC
Role of NADH and FADH2 Deliver electrons to ETC
ATP Formation Respiration Hydrogen gradient powers ATP synthase
ATP Yield About 32 ATP most from electron transfer phosphorylation
Fermentation ATP Formation ATP from glycolysis NAD plus regenerated
Alcoholic Fermentation Produces ethanol and CO2
Lactate Fermentation Produces lactate
Why Fermentation Needs No Oxygen ETC not used NAD plus regenerated chemically
Commercial Uses Fermentation Alcohol bread yogurt cheese
Muscle Cell Energy Use Use aerobic respiration switch to lactate fermentation when oxygen is low
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