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Microbiology chpt 6 Metabolism

Lawana

Microbiology chpt 6

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5.reduced electron carriers whose bonds contain a form of useable energy
9.precursor metabolite used to make amino acid alanine
11.starting compounds converted to end product
14.electrons are passed to O2 to produce water
16.Factor affecting enzyme activity when increased will increase speed of reaction
17.Catalytic or critical site where substrate bonds to enzyme causing enzyme to change its shape
19.Occurs when the inhibitor and substrate act at different sites on the enzyme
21.Harvested Energy that is in motion
24.the reducing power accumlumated in glycolysis and the TCA cycle to generate alot of ATP
27.uses energy from proton motive force to add phospate ion to ADP
28.Inorganic trace elements completing functions of the enzymes
30.energy it takes to initiate a chemical reaction; enzymes catalyze chem reactions by lowering this
32.Enzyme substrate complex-mutual interaction between enzyme and substrate which allows for the activiate energy to be lowered allowing product to be formed
33.Inhibitor binds to same site as substrate causing the substrate to not bond to the enzyme
34.Uses chem energy to add phosphate ion to molecule of ADP
35.Biosynthesis; Process tht utilizes energy stored in ATP as building blocks of macromolecules that make up cells
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1.The amount of harvested energy available released from bonds
2.electrons are passed to inorganic compounds
3.oxidation of glucose to produce two molecules of pyruvate
4.the preferred energy source for many cells
6.environmental factor of enzyme which is best above 7
7.Process that harvests energy during breakdown of compounds to synthesize ATP
8.Obtain energy by degrading organic compounds and releasing the energy of their chemical bonds
10.produces very little ATP; occurs when cells cannot respire; partial oxidation of glucose
12.Regulators that activity of enzymes by causing some molecules to bind to the enzyme and change the shape of the enzyme
13.Series of sequential chemical reactions
15.Harvested Energy that is stored
18.protein; biological catalyst that converts one substrate into another
20.metabolic pathways produced in catabolic pathways that can be used in anabolic pathways
22.This cyle initiates a series of oxidations that result in the release of two molecules of CO2; this generates precursor metabolites, alot of reducing power and ATP
23.Organic factors that are loosely bound to make enzymes & substrate able to bond better
25.Environment factor of enzyme that sucks water out of cell; too much leads to plasmolysis
26.How plants use energy from the sun to converty ADP to ATP
27.Compounds that lose electrons
29.Compounds that gain electron
31.energy currency of a cell; donor of free energy

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