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metabolism

all of an organism's chemical reactions



metabolic

begins with a specific reactant and ends with a specific product

catabolic pathway

releases energy by breaking down complex compounds into simpler ones

anabolic pathway

consumes energy to construct complex molecules from simpler ones

free energy

the energy that can do work when temperature and pressure are uniform

all cell does three types of work:

chemical - building


transport - active


mechanical - cilia/contractions

ATP

-bonds are broken by hydrolysis


-and energy comes from a change to a lower state of free energy


-regenerated by a catabolic reaction

Enzymes:

Biological (protein) enzyme



catalyst

speeds up a reaction without being consumed



Activation energy

Energy required when starting a reaction

things that can affect enzyme activity

- Ph


- Cocentration of the substrate


-temperature

When enzymes no longer function they are said to be:

Denatured

Prions:

infectious proteins that act slowly

Cofactors:

non-protein enzyme helpers




(vitamins/metals)

Competitive enzyme inhibitor

binds to the active site and COMPETES with the substrate

Non-competitive enzyme inhibitors

Binds to a section of the enzyme and reshapes the enzyme

The binding of an inhibitor:

Stabilizes the inactive form of an enzyme

The binding of an Activator:

stabilizes the active form of an enzyme

Cooperatively binding by a substrate to one activation site:

Stabilizes favorable changes that amplify an enzyme's activity

Protein function at one site is affected by:

the regulatory molecule at a separate site




Think hemoglobin

Allosteric regulation of enzymes

Similar to non-competitive inhibitors

Exergonic reaction

Catabolic reaction

Endergonic reaction

anabolic reaction