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| 2 categories of metabolism |
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Catabolism - ATP Production, Glycolysis and the TCA Cycle
Anabolism - Synthetic pathways, protein synthesis |
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| All chemical reactions that take place within an organism |
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| network of linked reactions |
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| Basic feature of metabolism |
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| coupling exergonic reactions with endergonic reactions |
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biological catalyst
lowers activation energy
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| Energy released in catabolic reactions is trapped in? |
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phosphate bonds
electrons |
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feedback or end product inhibition
hormones
other signaling molecules |
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| 2 types of catabolic pathways |
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Anerobic pathway
Aerobic pathway |
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| Characteristics of Glycolysis |
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1 glucose produces 2 pyruvate molecules
main catabolic pathway of cytoplasm
does not require O2
phosphorylation of glucose to glucose 6-P |
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| Pyruvate in Anerobic catabolism turns into? |
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| Pyruvate in Aerobic catabolism turns into? |
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| Mitochondrial metabolism is blocked without? |
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| Waste product of Citric Acid Cycle? |
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| Energy produced in the citric acid cycle |
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| movement of electrons through the ETC to produce ATP |
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| the inner membrane of the mitochondira |
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| Oxidative phosphorylation |
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| oxygen is required as the final electron and proton acceptor |
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protons move back to the mitochondrial matrix
stored energy is converted to chemical bond energy
ATPsynthase transfers KE to ATP
some energy is released as heat and absorbed into the blood |
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| breaks lipids into glycerol |
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| glycerol enters the glycolytic pathway |
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