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| Chemical Reactions That Occur Within Organisms; Emergent Property |
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| System With Many Steps That Begin With A Specific Molecule And End With A Product; That Are Catalyzed By A Specific Enzyme |
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| Metabolic Type; Breaks Down Molecules, Releases Energy |
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| Metabolic Type; Builds Up Molecules, Absorbs/Consumes Energy |
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| The Capacity To Cause Change |
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| Energy Associated With Motion |
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| Energy That Is Possessed Because Of Its Location Or Structure |
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| Kinetic Energy Associated With Random Movements |
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| System Isolated From Surroundings |
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| System Where Energy Is Transferred Between System And Surroundings |
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| First Law Of Thermodynamics |
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| 'Energy cannot be created or destroyed' |
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| Second Law Of Thermodynamics |
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| 'Every transformation or transfer increases entropy in the universe' |
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| Energy that can do work under cellular conditions |
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| Complete 'peace' in a system |
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| Spontaneous; Net release of free energy; Reaction |
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| Absorbs free energy, non-spontaneous reaction |
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| A key feature in the way cells manage their energy resources to do work |
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| A chemical agent that speeds up a reaction without being consumed by the reaction |
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| Every chemical reaction between molecules involving bond breaking and forming |
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| The amount of energy needed to start a chemical reaction |
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| The reactant an enzyme acts on |
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| The region where the enzyme and substrate bond |
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| Non protein enzyme helpers |
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| Competive inhibitors bound to the active site |
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| Any case where a protein's function at one site is affected by the binding of a regulatory molecule at another site in the reaction |
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