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metabolic pathway
sequence of enzymatically catalyzed chemical rxn in cell
determined by enzymes
enzymes coded from genes
collision theory
chem rxn occur when atoms, ions, mol collide
activation theory
needed to disrupt electronic configurations
reaction rate
frequency of collisions with enough energy to bring about rxn
incr w/ enzymes, T, Pressure
catalyst
speed up chem rxn w/o being perm altered
enzyme components
apoenzyme
coenzyme
holoenzyme
enzyme substrate complex
apoenzyme
inactive pro portion of enzyme
coenzyme
cofactor (activator) non pro portion
impt co enzymes: nad+, nadp+, fad, coenzyme A
haloenzyme
apoenzyme + cofactor
enzyme substrate complex
apoenzyme + cofactor + substrate
substrate breaks into products & enzyme is recycled
enzyme influenced by
temp
pH
substrate [ ]
competitive inhibitor
non competitive inhibitor - altered active site or allosteric site
oxidation
removal of electrons
reduction
gain of electrons
redox rxn
oxidation reaction paired w/ reduction rxn
mechanism underlying energy release
substrate-level phosphorylation
ADP to ATP
oxidative phosphorylation
E released from T of electrons of 1 cmpd to another used to generate ATP in ETC
equation of cellular respiration
c6h12o6 + 6o2 = 6CO2 + 6H2O + ATPs
substrate level phosphorylation
atp generated when high E phos transferred from substrate to ADP
c-c-c-p+ADP = c-c-c+atp
oxidative level phosphorylation
electrons T from organic cmpds to one grp of electron carriers (nad/fad)
electons pass thru series of ETC
generate APT from ADP through chemiosmosis
aerobic respiration
final electron acceptor in ETC is oxygen
anaerobic respiration
final electron acceptor in ETC is NOT oxygen - yield less E
cho catabolism occurs in:

eukaryote
cytoplasm
mitochondrial matrix
mitochondrial membrane
cho catabolism occurs in:

prokaryote
cytoplasm
cytoplasm
micochondrial membrane
bacteria yield atp
38
eukaryote yield atp
36
E used for
active transport
motility
anabolis processes
fermentation
= cellular E and NAD
release E from oxidation of organic molecules
not require o2
not use krebs cycle or ETC
organic mol as final electron acceptor
alternatives to glycolysis
pentose phosphate pathway - use w/ glycolysis
entner-doudoroff pathway - instead of glycolysis
steps of aerobic respiration
glycolysis
synthesis of acetyl CoA
krebs cycle
ETC
chemiosmosis