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Metabolism

The sum total of all the chemical reactions in an organism

Catabolic reaction

A reaction that breaks down complex molecules to release energy

Anabolic reaction

Build energy A reaction that consumes energy to assemble simple molecules into more complex ones

Gibbs free energy

a chemical energy in chemical bonds

-G

Exergonic reaction

+G

Endergonic

ATP is generated by...

Is generated by the phosphorylation of ADP

3 main ways to make atp

Substrate level phosphorylation


Oxidative Phosphorylation


Photophosphorylation

Metabolic pathway

Is a sequence of enzymatically catalyzed chemical reactions in a cell

Collision theory

States that's chemical reactions can occur when atoms ions and molecules collide.

Activation energy is needed to

Is needed to disrupt electronic configurations

Reaction rate

Is the frequency of collisions with enough energy to bring about a reaction

Apoenzyme

Protein portion of holoenzyme

Cofactor

Nonprotein component that activates the holoenzyme

Holoenzyme

The whole active enzyme with cofactor and apoenzyme

Competitive inhibition

Competitive inhibitor a substance that bonds to the active sites and blocks binding of substrate

Non-competitive

A substance that binds a non-active site and alters the shape

Ribozymes

Enzymes not made of protein

Factors that influence enzymes

Temp


Oh


Substrate concentration


Inhibitors

Oxidoreductase

Oxidation reduction reactions

Transferase

Transfer function groups

Hydrolase

Hydrolysis

Lyase

Removal of atoms without hydrolysis

Isomerase

Rearrangement of atoms

Ligase

Joining of Molecules uses atp

Oxidation

Removal of electrons

Reduction

Gain of electrons

Redox reaction

an oxidation reaction paired with a reduction reaction

Carbohydrate catabolism

The breakdown of carbohydrates to release energy

Respiration is

Oxygen dependent

Fermentation

Oxygen independent

Glycolysis

Oxidation of glucose to pyruvic acid


Produces atp and Mash


2 stages


energy consuming 2 atp produced glucose is split


Energy conserving


4 atp produced 2 used in step 1= 2 net atp

Kreb cycle

In cytoplasm in prokary. In mitochondria matrix in eukary.


1. Intermediate step pyruvic acid converted to acetyl cOA = 2 NaDh


2 Co2


Kreb cycle


The products of kreb cycle are


6 Nadh


2 fadh


2 ATP


4 Co2

Respiration summary

6 co2


38 ATP

Pathway

Glycolysis cytoplasm


Int step cytoplasm


Kreb cycle euk: mito matrix pro:cyto


Etc. Euk Mito inner membrane pro: plasma membrane


Fermentation end products

Acids alcohol


Co2

Chemotroph

Gets energy from chemical

Phototroph

Gets energy from light

Microbial growth

Increase in NUMBER of cells not SIZE

Requirements for growth

Physical



Temperature



Osmotic pressure



Chemical



Carbon


Nitrogen sulfur and phosphorus


PhOsmotic pressureChemicalCarbonNitrogen sulfur and phosphorusTrace elementsOxygenOrganic growth factors


PhOsmotic pressureChemicalCarbonNitrogen sulfur and phosphorusTrace elementsOxygenOrganic growth factors


Trace elements


Oxygen


Organic growth factors

Hyperthermophiles

65-110 c

Thermophile

40-72c

Mesophile

10-50c

Physcotroph

0-20c

Physchrophiles

-10-20c

Danger zone

60-130 f° 15-50 C°

Food infection

A living microorganism was consumed in the food and has established an infection in the host usually 12-18 hours post ingestion

Food intoxication

A toxin was consumed in the food and is causing symptoms after the bacteria dies onset 8 hours post ingestion

Most bacteria grow between

6.5 and 7.5

Molds and yeast grow between

Ph 5 and 6

Hypertonic events or and increase in..

Salt or sugar cause plasmolysis

Extreme or obligate halophile require

High osmotic pressure

Falculative halophiles

Tolerate high osmotic pressure

Chemotrophs use

Organic carbon sources

Autotrophs use

Co2

Obligate aerobes

Oxygen required

Falculative anaerobes

Can grow without oxygen but prefers oxygen

Obligate anaerobes

Can only grow without oxygen

Aerotolerant

Only grow without without oxygen but oxygen doesn't effect growth...grows evenly

Pure culture

One species or strain

Colony

Population of cells arising from a single cell or spore

4 toxic forms of oxygen

Singlet oxygen


Superoxide radicals


Peroxide anion


Hydroxyl radical

Biofilm formation

Attachment


Sessile growth


Bio film maturation


Dispersal

Bio film development is driven by

Quorum sensing

Culture medium

Nutrients prepared for Microbial growth

Sterile

No living or dormant microbes

Inoculate

Introduction of microbes into medium

Culture

Microbes growing in or on culture medium

Agar

Derived from red algae


Not metabolized by microbes


Used in petri dish washer slants and deeps


Liquid at 100 c


Solid at 40 c

Chemically defined media

Exact chemical Compositon is known

Complex media

Extracts and digests of yeast plants or meat

Cfu

A cell that gave rise to a colony

T streak

Is used to isolate pure cultures


Single colony isolation

Deep freezing bacteria

-50 to -95 c


Freeze drying -54 to -72c and dehydrated in a vacuum

Reproducing in prokary

Binary fission


Budding


Conidiophores


Fragmentation of filaments

Generation time

The time required for a cell to divide

Growth phases of bacteria

Lag phase no increase


Log phase increase


Stationary phase death and new cells evens it out


Death phase... decreasing

Turbidity estimation

600nm

Intermediate step

Pyruvic acid from glycolysis is converted to Acetyl cOA it makes


2Nadh


2Co2

Bacteria generation growth formula

N= N x2^n

Suppresses growth of unwanted bacteria

Selective media

Distinguishes colonies of desired organisms

Differential media

Metabolic pathways are determined by

Enzymes