I. METABOLISM - correct answer ✔Catabolism
What is Catabolism? - correct answer ✔Breakdown of molecules for energy,
reducing potential, and building blocks.
- store energy in form of ATP
What bond stores the energy in ATP? - correct answer ✔phosphoanhydide
bond
3 Methods to make ATP - correct answer ✔Substrate-level phosphorylation
(Kinases!)
Photophosphorylation (Uses light energy)
Ox phosphorylation (flow of e- thru ETC powers ATP synthase)
How Many ATP produced during metabolism? - correct answer ✔Glycolysis
= 2 (sub-level)
TCA = 2 (sub-level)
ETC+ATP Synthase = 34 (Ox phosphorylation)
Total: 38 ATP/glucose molecule
substrate-level phosphorylation - correct answer ✔Enzymatically coupled rxn
producing ATP
Transfer of phosphate group from a reactive intermediate generated during
catabolism to ADP
,Where does substrate level phosphorylation occur? - correct answer
✔Heterotrophs, cytoplasm
Aerobic or Anaerobic
Glycolysis and TCA cycle
What is the catabolic starting susbtrate? - correct answer ✔Glucose
- important for organization of catabolic pathways
Chemoorganotrophic Catabolic Pathway - correct answer ✔Use organic
bonds for energy and e-
Proteins => AA
Polysaccharides => glycolysis => pyruvate
Phospholipids => glycerol + FA
AA, pyruvate, FA+glycerol => Acetyl CoA => TCA
Catabolic Pathways - correct answer ✔Enzyme catalyzed reactions
Product of one reaction serves as the substrate for the next (precursor
metabolites/building blocks)
Pathways also provide materials for biosynthesis
Integration of pathways - correct answer ✔1. Metabolic Efficiency
2. Shuttle everything to multiple pathways
,Amphibolic pathways - correct answer ✔Catabolism + Anabolism
Reversible enzymes
Examples
1. Embden-Meyerhof Pathway (Glycolysis)
2. Pentose Phosphate Pathway
Aerobic Respiration - correct answer ✔Completely catabolize an organic
source to CO2
Produce ATP and high energy e- carriers
Full oxidation (glucose => ATP)
Ex: Glycolytic pathways, TCA, ETC
3 Ways to Convert Glucose => Pyruvate - correct answer ✔1. Embden-
Meyerhof Pathway
2. Pentose Phosphate Pathway
3. Entner-Duodoroff Pathway (G- bacteria)
Glycolysis - correct answer ✔Most common pathway for glucose degradation
to pyruvate
Functions in presence/absence of O2
What are the 2 phases of glycolysis? - correct answer ✔Energy investment
phase (ATP investment, 6C)
, - Glucose => G-6-P + ADP (Hexokinase)
- F-6-P => F-1,6-BP + ADP (PFK-1)
Energy payoff phase (ATP generation, 3C)
- 1,3-BPG => 3-phospholycerate + ATP (Phosphoglycerate Kinase)
- PEP => pyruvate + ATP (Pyruvate Kinase)
addition of a phosphate group in glycolysis - correct answer ✔Primes the
pump to generate ATP
Makes molecules more reactive
G => G-6-P
F-6-P => F-1,6-BP
Which step of glycolysis signals end of ATP investment phase? - correct
answer ✔F-6-P => F-1,6-BP
oxidation step of glycolysis - correct answer ✔Generates NADH and 1,3-
BPG
1,3-BPG - correct answer ✔High energy molecule used to synthesize ATP
via sub-level phosphorylation.
1,3-BPG => 3-phospholycerate + ATP (Phosphoylcerate Kinase)
PEP => pyruvate + ATP (Pyruvate Kinase)
Summary Reaction of Glycolysis - correct answer ✔NET products: 2
pyruvate + 2 ATP + 2NADH