Nucleotides
Chains
Mitochonria part 2???
Enzyme kinda guy
Pokemon or Drug V
100

Pyramadines ar characterized as a single six-membered ring while a purine's structure resembles this structure

What is a double ring structure?

100

Allosteric effector molecules bind to a this protein structure

What is an allosteric site?

100

This is referred to as drugs or toxins that cause mitochondrial dysfunction

What is mitchondriotoxicity?

100

This enzyme converts glucose to glucose-6-phosphate in peripheral tissues

What is hexokinase?

100

Myrbetriq

What is a drug?

200

Guanine is known as this nucleotide

What is a Purine?

200

The reaction product formed via electron transport by cytochrome C oxidase

H2O

200

Glycolisis occurs in this structure

What is the cytosol?

200

This type of enzyme catalyzes cleavage of bonds with the addition of water

What are hydrolases?

200

Rayquaza

What is a pokemon?

300

A nucleoside is characterised by a nitrogenous base and this molecule

What is a 5 carbon sugar?

300

This respiratory inhibitor is responsible for blocking steps found in Complex IV in oxidative phosphorylation

Cyanide or Carbon Monoxide

300

DAILY DOUBLE

The TCA cycle occurs in this structure

What is the mitochondrial matrix?

300

This enzyme is responsible for turning phosphoenolpyruvate (PEP) into pyruvate

What is pyruvate kinase?

300

Incivek

What is a drug? 

400

This is the nucleoside of Uracil

What is uridine?

400

These are the three pathways of ethanol oxidation

1. ADH: Acetaldehyde metabolized by aldehyde dehydrogenase 2 in the mitochondria to form acetate and NADH

2. Catalase: requires hydrogen peroxide to oxidize alcohol

3. Cytochrome P450 2E1 (CYP2E1): metabolize ethanol to acetaldehyde at elevated ethanol concentrations

400

This is what cells convert glucose into without the presence of a mitochondria

What is Lactate?

400

DAILY DOUBLE

This type of enzyme catalyzes racemization/isomerization reactions

What are isomerases?

400
Lokelma

What is a drug?


500

This is the functional group that is responsible for the releasing of energy when hydrolyzed from ATP

What is a thioester?

500

These are the 4 glycolysis enzymes

What are hexokinase, glyceraldehyde-3-P-dehydrogenase, pyruvate kinase, and pyurvate hydrogenase?

500

This is the powerhouse of the cell

What is mitochondria?

500

The type of enzyme that catalyzes oxidation-reduction reactions

Oxioreductases

500

Staravia

What is a pokemon?