Microbiology for Health Professionals Questions with
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What would happen if a living cell's metabolism reached equilibrium??
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It would die
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Saturation of enzymes? i,- i,-
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All enzymes have active sites engaged
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The only way to increase the rate of reaction at saturation would be...??
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Add more enzymes
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,Allosteric regulation?
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Regulation of an enzyme by binding an effector molecule at a site other
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than the enzyme's active site
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Feedback inhibition? i,-
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Reaction pathway halted by inhibitor binded to enzyme
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Basic overview of cellular respiration energy flow?
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Glucose -> NADH -> electron transport chain -> proton motive force ->
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ATP
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Reduced state to oxidized state is what in terms of free energy??
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Exergonic
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Important steps of glycolysis? i,- i,- i,-
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1. Glucose gains phosphate from ATP which inhibits movement through
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2. Glucose-6-phosphate is isomerized to fructose-6-phosphate
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3. 6 carbon structure is cleaved into two 3-carbon units
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4. One unit is rearranged so it's in proper arrangement like the other
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5. NAD+ reduced to NADH (drop in free energy and first step of payoff
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phase)
6. Phosphates added to make 2 atps (most of final energy is in pyruvate)
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Draw electron transport chain/chemiosmosis?
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Anaerobic cellular respiration?i,- i,-
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Final electron acceptor is replaced with sulfate/nitrate
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Fermentation?
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Organic final electron acceptor, regenerates NAD+ for glycolysis
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Relationship between pyruvate and lactic acid?
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Pyruvate reduces to lactic acid
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Exergonic?
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Free energy of products is lower than free energy of reactants
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Endergonic?