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Reacts slowly with oxygen in the absence of catalyst |
NADH |
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Kinetically stable in the absence of a catalyst (2) |
ATP and acetyl COA |
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Reactive site on acetyl CoA |
sulfhydryl group |
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ATP acts as the ____ in most energy requiring processes |
free energy donor |
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ATP hydrolysis is |
exergonic |
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Large amount of energy is released when ATP is hydrolyzed because of |
phoshoanhydrous bonds being broken |
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As delta G decreases, Keq will |
increase |
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Which is more favorable for ATP hydrolysis: standard or physiological |
physiological |
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ATP will transfer a phosphoryl group to ____ compared to other molecules? |
water |
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Pi has a much greater/lower resonance stabilization compared to ATP |
greater |
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Electrostatic repulsions and ATP |
ATP has electrostatic repulsions. Hydrolysis relieves this |
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Water molecules can bind ADP + Pi or ATP better? |
ADP + Pi |
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ATP can function as both a __ and ___ making it an efficient ___ |
donor and or acceptor, good carrier |
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When might ATP have a phosphoryl group transferred to it? |
ATP generation during glucose breakdown |
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Carbohydrate is more or less oxidized than lipid? |
more oxidized |
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O2 is the final electron |
acceptor |
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What is more oxidized, Methanol or formic acid? H--c=o l OH |
formic acid |
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Saturation: more or less means more reduced? |
more saturated means more reduced |
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Carbon in fuel molecules is ____ to CO2 |
oxidized |
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Resulting e from oxidation captured and used to regenerate |
ATP |
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The ___reduced a carbon is to begin with, the ___free energy is released by its oxidation |
the more reduced it is, the more free energy is released y the oxidation |
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IN ____ organism, ultimate e- acceptor is ___ |
aerobic, O2 |
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Fats are MORE efficient food sourse than carbs because C in fats are |
more reduced |
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Saturation: more reduced =more/less saturation |
more |
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Oxidation energy is used in __ formation |
ATP |
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The formation of ATP: 2 aspects |
the creation of a compound with high phosphoryl transfer potential or to create an ion gradient |
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Ion gradients allow for what? (thermodynamics) |
reaction coupling |
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Ion gradient pumps___ out of cells |
H+ |
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_____ generated by oxidation of carbon account for 90% or more of ___ generation. What is another name for this? |
proton gradients, ATP generation. Oxidative phosphorylation |
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Important product of gylcolysis and CAC |
NADH |
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Lipids, polysaccharides, and proteins are all brrken down into ____ |
Acetly CoA |
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Next, acetyl CoA will go through what process? |
Citrica acid cycle where it will give off CO2 and generate electrons |
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These electrons will go through |
oxidative phosphorylation where H2O is given off and ATP generated |
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Is there any ATP spent or generated in the breakdown of acetyl group of acetyl CoA? |
Very little spent, more generated |
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Most ATP is produced in the destruction and formation of what? |
complete oxidation of acetyl group to CO2 |
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Electron pairs are transferred to ___ during ATP production and acetyl oxidation |
carriers |
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What is formed as e- flow> |
proton gradient |
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Where do e- flow to? |
O2 |
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___ used to synthesize ATP |
gradient used |
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2 acetyl Coa will give off what products first in CAC? |
6NADH and 2FADH2 |
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Next product that is given off in CAC? |
4 CO2 |
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Generates? |
2 molecules of ATP |
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Glucose goes through glycolysis to generate |
pyruvate |
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Pyruvate is precursor to |
acetyl CoA |
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Glocose stored as |
glycogen or stach |
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Product of glycolysis (and what is given off), what is used |
Product is pyruvate, 2 NADH is given off and 2 ATP is used |
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glycolysis vs citric acid cycle location? |
glycolysis outside membrane, CAC in |
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___ used in electron transport chain |
NADH and FADH2 from citric acid cycle |
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___ creates ADP inside mitochondria |
oxidative phosphorylation |
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gradients allow for the pumping in and out of |
protons |