Metabolism

This type of pathway breaks large molecules down into smaller fragments, releases energy, and is spontaneous

• Catabolic

• Anabolic

• Exergonic

• Endergonic

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This type of reaction builds large molecules from smaller pieces, consumes energy, and energy is stored through building bonds.

• Catabolic

• Anabolic

• Exergonic

• Endergonic

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ADP + P =

• ADPP

• ATP

• ADDP

• Adenosine Diphosphate

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In this process, cells transform molecules into energy storers; in other words, energy from catabolic reactions is used for anabolic reactions. Energy is temporarily trapped in energy stirring molecules, such as ATP.

• Cellular respiration

• protein synthesis

• Energy coupling

• metabolism

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_______ are proteins with complicated 3-D shapes, which are keys molecules for metabolism

• amino acids

• enzymes

• alpha helix proteins

• glycoproteins

Are enzymes in the chemical reaction?

• Yes

• No

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True or false? Enzymes are neither reactants nor products.

• True

• False; they are reactants

ATP forms and breaks...

• easily

• with much energy

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Enzymes must be proteins because...

• they must be able to constantly build themselves with obscure amino acids as they grow

• they must be able to break into products

• they must be able to make triglyceride

• they must allow for complicated or varying shapes to attach

Where does the substrate bind to?

• the active site

• the cis face

• the allosteric site

• the trans face