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Metabolism

Sum of all chem reactions in a living org

Collision theory

How chem reactions occurs and how certain factors affect rate of these reactions. Enough could result in rearrangment of chem bonds

Activation energy

Amount of energy needed to displace electron config so chem reaction occurs

Enzymes

Enzymes lower activation


Enzymes are catalyst which speed up chem reactions


They are specific and only catalyze one reaction

Loss of electrons oxidation


Gain of electrons reduced

Substrate

Enzyme acts on this

Allosteric inhibition

Non comp inhibitors that bind with another part of the enzyme which changes the shape of active site

Feedback inhibition

Occurs through the use of an enzyme product as an inhibitor

Redox reaction

LEO the lion says GER

Substrate phosphorylation

When p is transferred from organic to organic adp>atp

Oxidative phosphorylation

Electrons are transferred andcorganic compound to a series of electron carries (ETS)

Chemiosmosis

Change in chem to something else NADH/FADH>ATP

Aerobic respiration

Requires o2 final chain acceptor is o2

Anaerobic respiration

Final electron acceptor is not o2


Create less energy in process

Fermentation

Another process that organic molecules are broken down to release energy

Capsule

Tightly bound glycocalyx

Capsule

Tightly bound glycocalyx

Slime layer

Loosely bound glycocalyx

Atrichous

No flagella present

Atrichous

No flagella present

Monotrichous

1 filament

Atrichous

No flagella present

Monotrichous

1 filament

Lophotrichous

2 or more filaments

Atrichous

No flagella present

Monotrichous

1 filament

Lophotrichous

2 or more filaments

Amphitrichous

Multiple filaments

Peritrichous

Filaments distributed all around the cell

Chemotaxis

Movement based on chemicals

Chemotaxis

Movement based on chemicals

Photo taxis

Movements based on light

Peptidoglycan

Cell wall of bacterial cell composed of carbohydrate backbone and NAM and NAG has cross bridges With peptide chains

Facilitated diffusion

Uses transporters (permeases)

Group translocation

Occurs when certain substances is modified as if crosses over membrane> changed to another substance so it doesn’t go back out of the cell

Sporulation

Process of making a spore

Sporulation

Process of making a spore

Germination

Process of returning an endospore back to vegetative state

Flagella vs cilia

Flagella is long and few in number


Cilia shortnhair like more quantities

Microtubules

Flagella in eukaryotes are made of

Endocytosis

How cells engulf large particles

Phagocytosis

Cell sends our projections called pseudopods to surround target and then bring into cell

Phagocytosis

Cell sends our projections called pseudopods to surround target and then bring into cell

Pinocytosis

“Cellular drinking”


When a cell membrane folds into the cell creating a divot and the closes the top off

Phagocytosis

Cell sends our projections called pseudopods to surround target and then bring into cell

Pinocytosis

“Cellular drinking”


When a cell membrane folds into the cell creating a divot and the closes the top off

Receptor mediated endocytosis

Similar to pinocytosis but only occurs when it binds to receptor and then creates divot and molecule goes in

Organelle

Membrane bound structure with specific shapes and specialized functions

Histones

Cooked DNA tightly packed

Histones

Cooked DNA tightly packed

Chromatin

Proteins that appear as a thread like mass

Nucleoli

One spherical body that is nucleus in prokaryotes

Cristae

Inner fold of mitochondria

Matrix

Fluid filled space in inner membrane

Thylakoids

Individual discs

Thylakoids

Individual discs

Granum

Stacks of discs in chloroplast

Thylakoids

Individual discs

Granum

Stacks of discs in chloroplast

Endosymbiotic theory

Cells came from prot

Mycology

Study of fungus

Epidemiology

Study of disease spread