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Chapter 6 Vocab

list of vocab from chapter 6

QuestionAnswer
Reduction Reaction Electrons added, creates more energy
Oxidation Reaction Electrons removed, less energy
Ion Gradient When Ion concentration is higher on one side of the membrane than the other
Photosynthesis In plants and some bacteria, utilizes energy from the sun for Electron Transport Chain, which makes ATP and NADH
Free Energy Energy used to do work (G)
Enzyme Proteins, catlysts, increase rate of reaction, not used up in reaction, lower activation energy
Substrate Fits on active site on enzyme
Exergonic Energy Release, G is negative, can occur spontaneously
Endergonic Energy must be input for reaction to happen, G is positive
Transition State Substrates go through activated transition state (intermediate) where G (free energy)stage is higher than that of the reactants
Activation energy Energy that must be added for a reaction to proceed
Active site On enzyme, location where reaction takes place, lowers activation energy
Induced Fit Model When something binds to enzyme, it will change the shape of the enzyme
Optimum Ph The Ph at which an enzyme performs a reaction at the maximum rate
Kinetic Energy Energy associated with movement
Prosthetic Groups Small organic molecule permanently bound to enzyme, may be required to uphold the protein shape, or may be required in the reaction
Coenzyme Small organic Molecule bound temporarily to enzyme, may be required to uphold the protein shape, or may be required in the reaction
Inhibitor Molecule or ion that binds to enzyme, decreasing activity
Competitive Inhibitor Binds to active site, must resemble substrate, if it binds, substrate can’t bind, NO REACTION
Noncompetitive Inhibitor Binds noncovalently at Allosteric Site, not competitive
Catalytic subunit contains the active site and performs chemical reaction
Regulatory subunit contains the allosteric site and regulates enzyme activity
Allosteric Regulation Noncompetitive inhibition, used to regulate enzymes in pathways
Feedback Inhibition When something made at the end of a pathway binds to an enzyme at the beginning of the pathway and makes it inactive, type of allosteric inhibition
Regulatory subunit part of the enzyme that controls whether the enzyme is active or inactive
Effector small molecule that controls the activity of the enzyme
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