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anatomy & physiology cell metabolism

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anabolic reaction   building a reaction requires energy endergonic  
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catabolic reaction   breakdown of a reaction releases energy exergonic  
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enzymes   control rate of metabolic reactions  
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aerobic   requires oxygen  
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anaerobic   no oxygen required  
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glycolysis   breakdown of sugar anaerobic  
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glycolytic process   10 steps 2 atp required 4 atp produced  
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conversion of pyruvate to acetyl coa, citric acid cycle, and Electron transport chain   aerobic reaction, 36 atp produced  
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electron transport chain   located in the inner mitochondrial membrane, redox reactions, donate and accept electrons.  
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citric acid cycle   occurs in mitochondrial matrix, 2 atp from glucose  
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in catabolic pathways   monosaccharides are used to generate atp from anabolic reactions  
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in anabolic pathways   monosaccharides can be stored as glycogen, and converted to fat  
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anaerobic glycolysis   ,pyruvate can be converted to ethanol, pyruvate turns into lactic acid and can ferment into lactic acid  
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dna   deoxyribose nucleic acid, contains; pentose sugar, nitrogen base, and phosphate group.  
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rna   single strand, whas a ribose, nitrogen base, and phosphate. backbone made of sugars alternating with phosphate group.  
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mrna   messenger rna, carries the code for the protein to be synthesized from the nucleus to synthesis in the cytoplasm, by the ribosome  
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trna   transfer rna, carries the appropriate amino acid to the ribosome to be incorporated into the new forming protein.  
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Rrna   ribosomal rna,  
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peptide bond   formed between two amino acids  
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catabolism of carbs   glucose  
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catabolism of proteins   amino acids  
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catabolism of lipids   fatty acids  
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anabolism of glucose   glycogen  
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anabolism of amino acids   complex proteins  
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anabolism of fatty acids   complex molecules (steroids)  
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oxidation reaction   losing electrons  
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reduction reaction   gaining electrons  
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triphosphate   3 phosphate  
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diphosphate   2 phosphate  
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eukaryotes   multicellular organism  
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prokaryote   single cell organism  
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