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Dynamic state related to change. Capacity to do WORK. Can't be defined in concrete terms of size, shape, or mass

Energy

What are the 6 forms of energy?

Chemical , mechanical, heat , light , electric , and nuclear

Conservation of energy. Dictates that the body does not produce , consume, or use up energy; rather, it transformer it from one form into another as physiologic systems undergo continual change

First law of thermodynamics

Chemical processes that release energy to it's surroundings , down hill process , give up energy

Exergonic reactions

Chemical processes that store or absorb energy. Uphill process , needs energy

Endergonic reactions

What are the three forms of biological work , which one requires most of our energy?

Mechanical work , chemical work , and transport work . Mechanical.

Refers to all the physical and chemical processes within the body that create and use energy

Metabolism

The process of building new materials the body use Ex: storing carbs and fats. Also new proteins

Anabolism

The process of breaking things apart . Using potential energy stored in food. Use parts to make something new

Catabolism

What are the three major macronutrients containing potential energy ?

Fats, carbs, proteins

2 forms of carbohydrates?

Glucose & glysogen

Which for of carbohydrates is stored in the blood?

Glucose

Carrier molecule , tail end is 3 phosphate bonds

ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE (ATP)

2 phosphate bonds , ADP

ADENOSINE diphosphate

Last bond can again be broken until finally ADENOSINE monophosphate (AMP), 1 bond

ADENOSINE Monophosphate

How much ATP is stored in the body ?

80-100g (3.5oz) stored , 7 kCals energy per mole of ATP split , few seconds worth of work

Are highly specific protein catalysts,

Enzymes

Complex nonprotein organic substances that facilitate enzyme Action by binding and the substrate with it's specific enzyme

Coenzymes

Enzymes usually have what suffix ?

-ase

What is the stored form of carbs ?

Glycogen , stored in muscle and liver

How many kccals of energy is released by splitting ATP?

-7.3 kccals

Fill in the equation ____ + H20= ____ + PI + ___

ATPase , ADP, energy

What are enzymes role in metabolism?

Accelerate the forward and reverse rates of chemical reactions , neither consumed nor changed

What is the name of the enzyme that breaks down ATP in skeletal muscle ?

Myosin ATPase