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How to find standard deviation

1. find the mean


2. subtract the mean from each data


3. square the resulting number


4. add the values together


5. subtract 1 from the sample size


6. divide the added value by the sample size minus 1

percentage within one standard deviation, two standard deviations, and three

68.2%, 95%, and 99.7%

Significance of a t-test

compares averages and standard deviation to see if there is a significant difference between them.

Metabolic pathways

chains or cycles of enzyme-catalyzed reactions

purpose of enzymes

catalyze metabolic reactions

competitive and non-competitive inhibitors

inhibitors bind to the enzyme and reduce their activity. Competitive are structurally similar and competes with the substrate by binding to the active site. Non-Competitive inhibitors are structurally dissimilar and bind to another site on the enzyme.

When does end-product inhibition occur

when the final product in an enzyme catalyzed pathway alosterically inhibits the first enzyme in a reaction

Oxidation and Reduction

oxidation is the loss of electrons from an element and releases energy. Reduction is the gain of electrons from an element and gains energy.

phosphorylation

the beginning of glycolysis


-occurs in the cytoplasm


-2 ATP lose a phosphate to glucose and become ADP

Lysis

second step of glycolysis


- fructose is broken down into PGAL


- 2 pyruvate, 2 NADH, and 4 ATP are produced

Aerobic respiration

Pyruvate becomes acetyl coenzyme A

Krebs cycle

provides hydrogen to NAD and FAD that can be used in the electron transport chain to provide energy of the formation of ATP

Electron Transport Chain

Produces ATP

Light dependent reactions

- take place in thykaloid membrane


-use light directly


-light energy is converted into chemical energy in the form of ATP and reduced NADP

Light independent reactions

- take place in stroma


-does not use light directly



thykaloid

internal folded membranes

lumen

fluid filled spaces inside the thykaloid

stroma

colorless fluids surrounding the thykalois

Photosystem 1 and 2

-located in the thykaloids


- harvest light energy using chloroplasts and other accessory pigments


-contain reaction center