Cell Biology Ch 13

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PLANTS MAKE THEIR OWN SUGARS FROM CO2 BY
PHOTOSYTHESIS
ANIMALS OBTAIN SUGARS AND OTHER MOLECULES
SUCH AS STARCH THAT ARE EASILY BROKEN DOWN INTO SUGARS BY EATING OTHER ANIMALS
ENERGY STORED AS "HIGH ENERGY" CHEMICAL BONDS
COVALENT BONDS THAT RELEASE LARGE AMOUNTS OF ENERGY WHEN HYDROLYZED
ACTIVATED CARRIER MOLECULES
ATP AND NADPH
ATP AND NADPH
ARE CARRIER MOLECULES IN TURN SERVE AS PORTABLE SOURCES OF THE CHEMICAL GROUPS NEEDED FOR BIOSYNTHESIS
CATABOLISM
BREAKDOWN OF SUGARS
THE CONTROLLED STEPWISE OXIDATION OF SUGAR THAT OCCURS IN THE CELL PRESERVES
USEFUL ENERGY, UNLIKE THE SIMPLE BURNING OF THE SAME FUEL MOLECULE
ANIMAL CELLS MAKE ATP IN TWO WAYS
ENZYME-CATALYZED REACTIONS ARE DIRECTLY COUPLED TO THE ENERGETICALLY UNFAVORABLE REACTION ADP + Pi ---> ATP
CATABOLISM
THE BREAKDOWN PROCESS WHICH USES ENZYMES TO DEGRADE COMPLEX MOLECULES INTO SIMPLER ONES
THE TOTAL FREE ENERGY RELEASED BY THE OXIDATION OF GLUCOSE
686KCAL/MOLE (2880 KJ/MOLE)
STAGE ONE IN THE ENZYMATIC BREAKDOWN OF FOOD MOLECULES
DIGESTION OCCURS EITHER OUTSIDE CELLS (IN OUR INTESTINE) OR IN A SPECIALIZED ORGANELLE EITHIN CELLS CALLED THE LYSOSOME
DIGESTIVE ENZYMES REDUCE THE LARGE POLYMERIC MOLECULES IN FOOD INTO
THEIR MONOMERIC SUBUNITS: PROTEINS INTO AMINO ACIDS, POLYSACCHARIDES INTO SUGARS AND FATS INTO FATTY ACIDS AND GLYCEROL
STAGE TWO OF CELLULAR CATABOLISM
A CHAIN OF REACTIONS CALLED GLYCOLYSIS CONVERTS EACH MOLECULE OF GLUCOSE INTO TWO SMALLER MOLECULES OF PYRUVATE
DURING THE FORMATION OF PYRUVATE
TWO TYPES OF ACTIVATED CARRIER MOLECULES ARE PRODUCED: ATP AND NADH
THE PYRUVATE IS THEN TRANSPORTED FROM THE CYTOSOL INTO THE MITOCONDRIAS INTERNAL COMPARTMENT CALLED THE
MATRIX