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2nd Law of Thermodynamics
when energy changes from one form into another, the energy available to do work decreases
reversible inhibitors
Competitive inhibitors
What kind of process is ADP --> ATP
endergonic reaction
enzymes
lower the activation energy
why do cells allow for multipal step transformations
1.) capture small amounts of energy
2.) generate useful intermediate products
denatured enzyme
lost shape and activity
steric inhibitor
block an enzymes actie site and keep the enzyme from working
free energy
energy available to do work
rates of reactions depend on:
1.) temperature
2.) enzyme consentration
3.) substrate consentration
4.) pH
change in free energy is negative
reation is spontanious
nucleosome
DNA histone complex
146 necleotides
8 histone proteins
chromatids seperate during
anaphase
synthasis of DNA occurs
S- phase of inerphase
first cultured cells
HeLa Cells
from Henrietta Lacks
contact inhibition
causes celll division to stop when cells run out of free space on whic to spread
cytokinesis
the division of the cytoplasm and formation of two seperate plasma membranes
nuclear membrane disappears
prophase
nuclear membrane reappears
telophase
the groove tha tdivides animal cells during telophase
cleavage furrow
limits the number of times a normal cell can divide
call senscence
atomism
Boltzmann- matter is composed of attoms
positivism
the only bases for true knowledge is what is observable
1st law of thermodynamics
energy can not be created or destroyed
kinetics
the study of the rates of reactions
work
movement of an object against a force
potential energy
stored energy
kinetic energy
energy in motion
heat
unusuable energy
calorie
1g water increased 1 degree C
Calorie
1000 calories= 1kcal
exergonic reaction
change in G is negative
endergonic
change in G is positive
spontanious reaction
exergonic
anabolism
endergonic
catabolism
exergonic
Vmax
maximum rate of a reaction with a given amount of enzyme
Km
the amount of substrate needed to reach half Vmax
steric inhibitor
competitive
reversible
allosteric inhibitor
noncompetitive
poisining- nonreversible
end product- reversible
gametes
sperm and egg
diploid
testes, overies, zygote, embryos, fetus, child, adult
stomatic cells
zygote, embryo, fetus, child, adult
haploid
sperm, egg
Flemming
first to describe behavior of chromosome
Weismann
importance of nucleus
homolog
one chromosome either from mother (maternal) or father (paternal) simular
sister chromatids
identical halves of a chromosome
binarr fission
prokaryote division
centriol
spindle fibers and aster rays form from
centromere
hold siter chromatids together
cell plate
plant cells
form inner-->out
holds histone proteins to nucleotides
electrostatic charge
contractile ring
creates cleavage furrows
telomeres
limits he amount of times chromosomes can replicate
synchronous cell
cells in the same stage of mitosis
cylins
proteins whose consentration rises and falss with the cycles of mitosis
protiosomes
digest cylin protein to cause levels to decrease to change levels of mitosis
kinetichore
strech of spindle fiber