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CHAPTER 2 CELL CHEMISTRY AND BIOENERGETICS

Cell biology—the study of the structure, function, and behaviour of cells

Neuron: one cell can be 1 meter

Agonist – activates something
Antagonist – antagonising against the action of the agonist

The origin of the living cell
Formation of the Earth → Formation of the oceans and continents → First living cells →
First cells with photosynthesis → First cells that can split water through photosynthesis
→ Origin of an aerobic environment → First eukaryotic cells with photosynthesis → First
multicellular plants and animals → First vertebrates → Present.

FENTANIL (opiates) - painkiller, 100 times more stronger as morphine
 Left: LoFentanil (spiegelbeeldisomerie) causing problems with overdose.
 loFentanil activates antagonist

4,5 billion years ago begin of evolution of the cell.
Big organisms exist when oxygen levels are high.

If there’s hot basalt, then there will be a hot mineral solution. In
the deep sea there are anaerobic conditions.

EXPERIMENT BY MILLER
 Simulate earth conditions to let complex amino acids
spontaneously exist.
 Hypothesis: the abiotic synthesis of amino acids has taken
place near underwater volcanoes and deep-sea chimneys →
Lots of sulfur and iron, which is still widely used today for ATP
synthesis.
 He sent an electrical charge through a flask of a chemical
solution of methane, ammonia, hydrogen and water. This
created organic compounds including amino acids (HCHO,
HCOOH, HCN, CH3COOH, NH2CH2OOH etc.)
 Simple molecules make big molecules.

Composition of cells (1 μmm)
1. SUGAR
2. AMINOACID
3. FATTY ACID: lipids, membranes
4. NUCLEOTIDE: DNA
5. Water
6. Small, big molecules

Each carbon atom has a number.

Isomers: different chemical properties, differ only from spatial arrangement
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