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Monotrichous

Single polar flagellum

Amphitrichous

2 flagella

Peritrichous

Flagella all over surface

Atrichous

No flagella

Lophotrichous

2 or more flagella

Pilli

Some serve to transfer genetic material during conjugation

Catabolic reactions

Breaking down (release energy)

Anabolic reactions

Building up (requires energy)

Exergonic

Produces more energy than is used

Biological catalyst

Speeds up chemical reactions without being altered

Substrate

Compounds/molecules that react with enzymes

Active site

Where substrate attaches to the enzyme

Enzyme substrate complex

What is formed when the enzyme/substrate hook up to decrease activation energy for reaction

Factors that influence enzyme activity

Temperature


pH


Chemicals

Adenosine triphosphate

Stores energy from catabolic reactions

ATP consists of...

Adenine


Ribose


3 phosphate groups

Aerobic respiration takes place in three processes

Glycolysis


Krebs Cycle


Electron Transport Chain

Glycolysis

-Glucose is broken down into pyruvic acid


-Net gain of 2 ATP molecules per glucose molecule

Krebs Cycle

-Takes 3 carbon atoms from each pyruvic acid molecules to form CO2


-Produces 2 more ATP molecules

Electron Transport Chain

Energy from oxidation-reduction reactions used to make ATP

Anaerobic Respiration

Fermentation

Fermentation

- Glucose can be broken down to form organic molecules


- Energy released from sugars


- Does not require oxygen


- Small amounts of ATP produced