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| Total chemical reactions in an organism |
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| Begin with a specific molecule and end with a product-is a collection of chemical reactions |
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| Release energy by breaking complex molecules into simple molecules |
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| Common in catabolic Pathway-breaking of a bond because water |
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| Consume energy to build complex molecule from simple molecule |
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| Common in anabolic pathway-Formation of bond by the loss of water |
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| Study of how organisms manage their energy resources |
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| Energy that can do work when the temperature and pressure are uniform in a cell |
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| Change G/Gibb's free energy |
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| Any change in free energy |
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| Proceeds with a net release of free energy; Is changeG is negative and loses energy |
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| Absorbs free energy from surroundings;ChangeG is positive and gains energy |
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Use of exergonic product to drive an endergonic one-mediated by ATP
Is an exergonic Reaction |
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| ATP/Adenosin Triphosphate |
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| The transformation of a phosphate group to another molecule/reactant |
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| Chemical agent that speeds up a reaction WITHOUT being eaten by the reaction |
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| Organic catalyst and protein |
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Energy needed to start a chemical reaction
DO NOT MATTER WITH EXERGONIC AND ENDERGONIC |
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| Reactant that enzyme acts on |
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| Enzyme that binds to substrate |
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| Area on enzyme where substrate binds |
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