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| Location relative to cell |
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| Where synthesis of ribosomes occurs |
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| Transport of substances through a selectively permeable membrane |
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| What is the hardest portion of the membrane to permeate? |
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| The phospholipid bilayer is permeable to |
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Hydrophobic, non-polar, and small substances
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| The phospholipid bilayer is NOT permeable to: |
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Large, hydrophilic, polar, or charged substances
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| Movement of a substance from a high concentration to a low concentration until equilibrium is reached |
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| Transport of substances from a low concentration to a high concentration until equilibrium is reached |
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| Voltage difference across a membrane based on establishment of electrochemical gradient |
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| Indirect energy used to Hydrogen ions can diffuse later with sucrose |
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| Transport pathway for large molecules or large quantities of small molecules (requires energy; therefore a form of active transport) |
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| Cell engulfs substances, a form of endocytosis |
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| Cell "drinks" substances, a non-specific form of endocytosis |
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| Receptor-mediated endocytosis |
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| Binding of a specific molecule to membrane receptor triggers endocytosis, involves protein-coated vesicles |
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| Physiological Factors Affecting Enzyme |
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- pH
- Temperature
- Salinity
There exist optimum levels for each. |
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| Two types of Enzyme Inhibitors |
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| Competitive Inhibitors and Non-competitive Inhibitors |
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| Has a lot of similarities to substrate and binds to active site instaed of substrate, preventing substrate from binding. |
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| Physiological Factors Affecting Enzyme Function |
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- pH
- Temperature
- Salt
There exists an optimum level for each. |
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Cofactors:
- Inorganic: Mg2+ (metal ions)
- Organic: Coenzymes (NAD+, FADH2)
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| Types of Enzymatic Inhibitors |
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- Competitive Inhibitor
- Non-competitive Inhibitor
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| Have a lot of similarities to subdstrate and binds to active site instead of substrate preventing substrate from binding. This binding is reversible, meaning that an increased substrate concentration can "kick out" inhibitor from active site. |
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| Non-competitive Inhibitors |
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| Binds to a different site of the enzyme, or allosteric (other) site. This contorts the active stie of the enzuyme preventing binding of the substrate to active site. This process is irreversible, meaning that an increase in substrate does not reverse inhibition. |
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| Why would it be a good thing to inhibit an enzyme? |
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| To stop an unnecessary process |
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| Binding to enzyme at allosteric site to activate or inhibit |
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Binds to allosteric site to stabilize active enzyme form
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| Stabilizes inactive form (active site closed) |
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| Type of allosteric regulation in which substrate binding to one subunit's active site stabilizes active sites of other subunits |
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| The end product of a multi-step reaction serves as an allosteric inhibitor to one of the first enzymes in the process (when large amounts of end product accumulate) |
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| In cellular respiration, the _______________ are the __________________ of photosynthesis. |
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| Gaining of electrions (GER) |
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| Summary Reaction of Cellular Respiration |
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C6H12O6 (Glucose) + 6O2 → 6CO2 + 6H2O + Energy (ATP)
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| In cellular respiration, _________________ is reduced and ___________________ is oxidized. |
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| Redox reactions are carried out by _________________ and require the help of __________________ |
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| Dehydrogenases, electron carriers |
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| The Three Stages of Cellular Respiration |
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- Glycolysis (in cytosol)
- Pyruvate conversted to Acetyl CoA/Citric Acid Cycle (mitochondrial matrix)
- Oxidative Phosphorylation (inner membrane)
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- Oxidative Phosphorylation (where most of the ATP is made)
- Substrate-level Phosphorylation (where a relatively small amount of ATP is made), enzyme plucks one phosphate off a substrate and adds it to ADP to make ATP
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1 Glucose → 2 pyruvate + 2NADH + 2ATP
Phosphofructokinase is allosterically regulated. |
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Adenosine Monophosphate
Stimulates phosphofructokinase by changing the shape of the active site to its correct shape and process can continue; acts as an activator |
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| An abundance of citrate can act as a(n) ____________. |
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| What happens during photosythesis (generally)? |
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| Solar energy (energy from the sun) is converted into chemical energy in a cell (i.e. sugars). |
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- Organism capable of creating its own food source
- Also known as a producer
- Convert inorganic energy into usable chemical energy
- i.e. Photoautotroph
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| An autotroph that carries out photosynthesis, gets energy from the sun (i.e. algae being used for biofuels) |
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| Summary Reaction of Photosynthesis |
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It's essentially the opposite of celluar respiration:
6CO2 + 6H2O → C6H12O6 + 6O2 |
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| Photosynthesis is divided into two types of reactions: |
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- Light Reactions
- Calvin Cycle (NOT dark reactions)
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| Light Reactions take place on the ________________. |
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| thylakoid membrane (primarily) |
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| In light reactions, ATP is synthesized through ____________________. |
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In the photosynthesis summary reaction, ___________ is reduced and ___________ is oxidized. |
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| CO2 (Carbon Dioxide), H2O (Water) |
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| During light reactions, _______ is produced and __________ carries electrons. |
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| The Calvin Cycle takes place in the ______________. |
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In the Calvin Cycle, ATP and NADPH are used to _____________________. |
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The shorter the wavelength, the _______________ the energy.
The longer the wavelength, the ________________ the energy.
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higher, lower; it's an inverse relationship
[image] |
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Any light absorbed is ___________; any light not absorbed is _____________ or ______________.
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used; reflected, transmitted
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Graph plotting light's absorption (by different pigments in chloroplasts) vs. wavelength of light
[image] |
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Graph plotting rate of Photosynthesis vs. Wavelength of Light
[image] |
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| Amount of ______ _________________ is used to measure the rate of photosynthesis. |
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- Laid filamentous algae (photosynthetic) acros microscope slide
- Shone light refracted through prism onto slide
- Added aerobic (O2-requiring) bacteria
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| Where did the bacteria congregate in Englemann's experiment? |
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Where O2 was produced (since they were O2-requiring bacterium), virtually everywhere except where green light was. This is because green light is reflected (since ya know, plants are green and stuff). All of the OTHER colors were used.
This is a physical example of an action spectrum.
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| Pigments in Light Absorption |
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- Chlorophyll a
- Chlorophyll b
- Carotenoids
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| Of the three pigmens involved in light absorption, which are accessory pigments? |
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| Chlorophyll b and carotenoids |
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| Chlorophyll is part of a ____________________ embedded in the ____________________ of the cell. |
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| photosystem (PS), thylakoid membrane |
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| Photosystem ___ comes first; Photosystem ___ comes second. |
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| ATP from chloroplasts are synthesized in the ________. |
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| The light reactions are divided into: |
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| Noncyclic (Linear) and Cyclic reactions. |
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| _____________________ is the final electron acceptor of the Calvin Cycle. |
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| In order to go into the Calvin Cycle, ____________ and ____________ are needed. |
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| In PSII, light is absorbed at a wavelength of |
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| In PSI, light is absorbed at a wavelength of _______. |
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| Cyclic Reactions involve: |
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| Noncyclic reactions involve: |
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- ATP AND NADPH
- PSI AND PSII
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