Metabolism & Thermodynamics
Free Energy & Spontaneity
Enzymes/Catalyst
Inhibitors
100

What is the first law of thermodynamics?

The law of thermodynamics stating that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred or transformed.

100

The value of ΔG in a spontaneous reaction.

Negative

100

True or false. Enzymes have no affect on delta G.

True.

100

In competitive inhibition why does a reaction not occur?

The competitive inhibitor is covering the active site.

200

The ultimate form of entropy in any energy transformation.

Heat

200

Energy is high, describe the stability.

Low

200

Define enzyme.

A biological catalyst that will speed up the rate of reaction by lowering the energy of activation. 

200

Noncompetitive inhibition occurs by

Destroys the enzyme's catalytic activity

300

What is thermodynamics?

The flow of energy through reactions

300

What is the second law of thermodynamics

Every energy transfer of transformation increases the entropy of the universe

300

What type of model do enzymes work in?

Double points if you can tell me what this model means.

Induced fit model

The induced-fit model is a theory that describes how enzymes bind to substrates and process them within an active site

300
How many enzymes does feedback inhibition shut off?

One

400

CO+ H2O + E -----> C6H12O6

What type of reaction is this?

Anabolic reaction

400

If ΔG starts at 60 and ΔG ends at 50, what is the change in ΔG? Will the reaction occur?

ΔG = -10

Yes, the reaction will occur

400

What reaction rate is faster? A catalyzed or an uncatalyzed reaction.

The reaction rate for an enzyme-catalyzed reaction is faster than the uncatalyzed reaction because it has a lower energy activation

400

Describe feedback inhibition

The final product of a multistep pathway that goes back to the beginning and shuts off the initial enzyme