Energy and Enzymes
identify reactions as endergonic or exergonic.
Things Mr.
Lottes would
say
Something
Mr. Gordon
would wear
Things a
Referee
does
Things you
find in the
Gym
Things you
find at the
snack bar
Things in a
class room
Catabolic vs. Anabolic
• Talk to your neighbor.
• What is the difference.
• Which uses energy, which makes energy?
identify reactions as endergonic or exergonic
Identify anabolic and catabolic
identify reactions as endergonic or exergonic
Energy forms
• Identify the picture as
either kinetic or
potential energy
identify reactions as endergonic or exergonic
• Identify the picture as
either kinetic or
potential energy
identify reactions as endergonic or exergonic
• Identify the picture as
either kinetic or
potential energy
identify reactions as endergonic or exergonic
• Identify the picture as
either kinetic or
potential energy
• Heat, or thermal energy
identify reactions as endergonic or exergonic
What do they have in common
Chemical Energy
identify reactions as endergonic or exergonic
Free Energy
• G
• Portion of energy able
to do work
• What does a - G
• Exergonic
• Endergonic
identify reactions as endergonic or exergonic
Identify endergonic and exergonic
identify reactions as endergonic or exergonic
Energy Coupling
• What are three types of
work that cells can do?
• Chemical work
• Transport work
• Mechanical work
describe the key role of ATP in energy coupling
Energy Coupling
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Vocab words:
Phosphorolation
ATP
ADP
describe the key role of ATP in energy coupling
Energy Coupling
describe the key role of ATP in energy coupling
Free Energy
catalyst
endergonic
catabolic
ATP
Potential
Amino acids
• 20 amino acids
• Joined together by peptide
bonds
• Amino acid polymer = peptide
• Structure determines function
• What element is added in
proteins?
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Primary Structure
Secondary Structure
Tertiary Structure
Quaternary
Structure
• What is the difference
between tertiary and
secondary structures?
explain how the catalytic cycle of an enzyme
that results in the production of a final product
Enzymes
• Use your book to define
the following
• Catalyst• Enzyme• Substrate• Active site
explain how the catalytic cycle of an enzyme
that results in the production of a final product
Enzymes
• Work by decreasing the
amount of energy
necessary for a
chemical reaction to
occur.
• If less energy is
necessary, what do you
predict will happen to
the speed of the
reaction?
Activation
Energy
substrate
reactant
Active site
catalase
enzyme
Enzyme Properties
• They are proteins
• Make chemical reaction happen faster
• Are not used up in chemical reaction (reused
many times)
• Specific to only one kind of substrate
• Names usually end in ase
• Ex: lipase, Catalase, lactase
Proteins and enzymes are affected by
the following:
analyze and predict the effect of enzymes in
reactions
• Predict why pH and
temperature affect
enzymatic activity
analyze and predict the effect of enzymes in
reactions
• Competitive and noncompetitive inhibitor
analyze and predict the effect of enzymes in
reactions