What does autotroph mean?
Self feeding
What does heterotroph mean?
Other feeding
What are considered autotrophs?
Plants
What are considered heterotrophs?
Animals, Protozoa, fungi, and most bacteria
Define metabolism
The sum of all the biochemical processes carried out by living organisms
Define catabolic
Release energy when something is degraded
Define anabolic
Uses energy when substances are built
Oxidation
Loss electrons
Reduction
Gain electrons
What are the four components of metabolic pathways?
What is the components/functions of an enzyme?
Why are enzymes considered recyclable?
They do not become part of the product
What is the effect of high temperatures on enzymes?
Reaction rate increase but decrease once denaturation happens
What is the effect of low temperatures on enzymes?
Reaction rates will decrease once the temp drops, cell process begins to slow and may halt
What is the effect of high and low pH n enzymes?
Reaction rate will decrease due to denaturation
What is the effect of substrate concentration on enzymes?
High levels of substrate will increase reaction to a point.
What pigment is required for photosynthesis?
Chlorophyll
Where does photosynthesis occur in prokaryotic cells?
Cell membrane
Where does photosynthesis occur in eukaryotic cells?
Chloroplast
Light dependent =
Photolysis
What is photolysis?
Water splitting
Products of light dependent?
ATP and NADPH
What does light independent reactions require and what do they produce?
What is the chemical equation for photosynthesis?
Carbon dioxide + water + sunlight —> glucose + oxygen