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Energy Rubric 1. Identify at least 2 traits 2. Identify the matter and its state 3. describe the transformation 4. find the location of energy 5. describe transfer of energy 6. describe mechanisms
Design Challenge 1. identify problem 2. determine success 3. identify solution options 4. evaluate solutions 5. choose solutions
Hydrophobic Does not make hydrogen bonds with water, non polar
Hydrophillic Will form hydrogen bonds with water, polar
Functional Group group responsible for characteristics
Acid Low pKa, low pH, donates H+
Base High pH, donates OH-
Carbohydrate made of carbon and OH has H and OH on each side
Lipid Long chain of hydrocarbons, non polar
Glycosidic bond Bond between a carbohydrate and another molecule
fatty acid 3 hydrocarbons and a polar carboxyl group
triglyceride fat molecule with polar head and non polar tail head = glycerol tail=3 hydrocarbons
micelle formed by phospholipids hydrophobic tail on inside
enthalpy total energy
entropy number of ways to arrange something disorder
N terminus charged nitrogen side of protein always on right
C terminus charged carboxyl side of protein always on left
Protein amino group, carboxyl group, R group N-C-C-N-C-C
primary structure of protein sequence of amino acids
secondary structure of protein Hydrogen bonds between backbone alpha helix or beta sheet
tertiary structure of protein 3D structure, all bonds used R groups are bonding
quartenary structure of protein subunits form a new protein all bonds present between R groups
Nucleotide Nitrogenous base, Phosphate group, ribose/5-carbon sugar
oxidation lose e-
reduction gain e-
reduction potential (E) likeliness to gain e-, positive E is good
deltaE= Eacceptor-Edonor
1st Law of Thermodynamics the total amount of energy is constant
2nd law of Thermodynamics entropy is always increasing
e negative deltaG, spontaneous
endergonic positive deltaG, non spontaneous
transition state maximum free energy, highly unstable
power rate that energy is used
anabolic build new molecules, store energy
catabolic release energy
enzyme catalyst for biochemical reactions
active site where substrate bonds to enzyme
induced fit initial interaction causes change in shape
competitive inhibitor molecule competes with substrate for active site they are similar shape
noncompetitive inhibitor molecule binds to another place on enzyme and blocks the active site
allosteric inhibition inhibitor binds and changes the shape of the enzyme in a way that makes it harder for the substrate to bind
allosteric activator binds to the enzyme and changes the shape to help the substrate bind
cofactor inorganic ions
coenzyme organic molecule
phosphorylation condensation of phosphate groups onto an AMP, endergonic
dephosphorylation exergonic, takes away a phosphate group
glycolysis occurs in cytoplasm one glucose makes 2 pyruvate 2 NADH and 4 ATP
thioester bond occurs in enzymes and couples reactions
Kreb's Cycle Citric Acid Cycle TCA Cycle mitochondria 2 pyruvate make 2 ATP, and energy, and CO2 as waste light dependent
Electron Transport Chain mitochondria membrane make ATP
Fermentation anaerobic makes NAD+ from NADH
phospholipid hydrophilic head hydrophobic tail
substrate level phosphorylation glycolysis and kreb's cycle P removed from intermediate and added to ADP
CoEnzyme A krebs cycle, forms thioster bond to help with reactions
oxidative phosphorylation does not require oxygen terminal electron acceptor in electron transport chain, then H+ go though ATP synthase
ETC electrons enter, couple the acceptor being reduced (exergonic) with pumping protons
aerobic oxygen is final electron acceptor
anaerobic final electron acceptor is not oxygen (maybe NO3-)
chemiosmosis process of making ATP
quinone lipids that are soluble in membrane and shuttle electrons between complexes
ferredoxins soluble in chloroplasts
carotenoid photosynthetic pigment that disposes of excess energy
chlorophyll-a performs photochemistry by getting excited and losing electron to ETC
chlorophyll-b accessory pigment
cytochrome complex between PSII and PSI, form ETC
light harvesting complex passes energy from sunlight to reaction center in photosystem. has antenna proteins
P680 reaction center of PSII
P700 reaction center of PSI
PSI in thylakoid membranes, transports electrons to NADP+
PSII transports electrons from water, oxygen is produced
calvin cycle light independent reaction. convert CO2 to carbs using ATP and NADPH
photosynthesis creation of a carbohydrate from CO2
autotroph source of C is inorganic
heterotroph source of C is organic
lithotroph source of electrons is inorganic
organotroph source of electrons in organic
phototroph source of energy is light
chemotroph source of energy is chemical bonds
nucleus Holds the chromatids
cytosol makes up the cytoplasm.
flagella help propell a cell forward
pilli help the cell attach to things
mitochondria have their own DNA, powerhouse
peroxisomes break down detoxify make peroxide
vacuole in plants, act as the lysosome
microfilament directional a track of the movement of myosin ex. actin
intermediate filament purely structural ex. keratin
microtubules polymers made of alpha-tubulin or beta-tubulin directional track for vesicles, pull chromosomes
flagella long, hairlike help move cell
cilia short hairlike move cell or stuff on surface of cell
dynein uses ATP to carry vesicle along microtubule + to - end retrograde transport
kineisins walk vesicles - to + end anterograde transport
passive transport exergonic
active transport endergonic
diffusion passive transport high to low concentration
facilitated transport proteins help high to low concentration
aquaporins allow water to pass at fast rate
transport protein provide barrier
carrier protein binding changes shape to allow it through
hypotonic water will enter cell
hypertonic water will leave cell
isotonic same concentrations
primary active transport directly requires ATP
secondary active transport does not directly require ATP
uniporter carries specific ion/molecule
symporter carries 2 different things in the same direction
antiporter carries two different things in opposite directions
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