ATP hydrolysis
Energy change
ATP hydrolysis
Energy change
Third: High energy bonds release … kcal free energy liberated + Pi
Second: High energy bonds release … kcal free energy liberated + Pi
AMP and when? …..
High energy bonds release 7.3 kcal free energy liberated + Pi
High energy bonds release 10.3 kcal free energy liberated + Pi. Really intense exercise, ADP becomes AMP. We want to retain as its easier to add one back than 2.
AMP becomes ammonia and is toxic. Cant get back from AMP
Energy-releasing and energy conserving processes
* Endergonic: Chemical reactions …. (…). …BOLISM
to break burger down takes energy
* Exergonic: Physical or chemical process that … (…) …BOLISM
excess energy from burger
Energy-releasing and energy conserving processes
* Endergonic: Chemical reactions store energy (uphill). ANABOLISM
* Exergonic: Physical or chemical process that releases energy (downhill) CATABOLISM
Energy transfer
Biological function of our body:
* Extracts … from food and conserve it in ATP bonds
* Transfers the … of ATP to biological work
EXAMMMMMM
Sarco/endoplasmic reticulum ATPase (SERCA) ~… %
* …
Na+/K+ ATPase ~.. %
* Moving … and … in and out of the cell
Myosin ATPase ~… %
* …
Energy transfer
Myosin ATPase ~75 %
* Breaking myosin-actin crossbridges
Sarco/endoplasmic reticulum ATPase (SERCA) ~20 %
* Calcium withdrawal/reuptake following contraction
Na+/K+ ATPase ~5 %
* Moving sodium and potassium in and out of the cell
Humans are inefficient - EXAMMMMM
Mechanical coupling efficiency ~…% ….
* Proportion of … that contributes to … work
Phosphorylative coupling efficiency ~…% ….
* Proportion of … retained as ATP …
* An … reaction
Overall efficiency ~…%
* ~…% is lost as heat!
Humans are inefficient
Phosphorylative coupling efficiency ~60% - 60% of YOUR BURGER IS ATP, rest is lost
* Proportion of potential energy retained as ATP is synthesized
* An endergonic reaction
Mechanical coupling efficiency ~50%. half of the remaining 60%
* Proportion of total chemical energy that contributes to external work
Overall efficiency ~30%
* ~70% is lost as heat!
How much ATP is stored in our body?
~ … g (5-6mMol/Kg wet muscle) … mostly in the muscle cells! Why?
* By having … ATP, any changes in concentration of ATP will be …
* ATP is …
* ATP is a … molecule
How much ATP is stored in our body?
~ 80-100 g (5-6mMol/Kg wet muscle) … mostly in the muscle cells! Why?
* By having a small amount of ATP, any changes in concentration of ATP will be rapidly detected and corresponding metabolic responses will be activated.
* ATP is recycled
* ATP is a very big molecule
EXAMMMMMM
How Enzymes increase reaction rates.
lower the …
Important properties:
* Do not … reaction
* Do not … of reaction
* Are not … during reaction
* R…
* Are sensitive to … and …
Lock and key hypothesis
* … fits into the … site of the enzyme like a lock fitting a key
* Highly …
lower the ACTIVATION ENERGY in our body
Important properties:
* Do not cause the reaction
* Do not change energy yield of reaction
* Are not consumed or changed during reaction
* Reusable
* Are sensitive to pH and temperature
Lock and key hypothesis
* Substrate fits into the active site of the enzyme like a lock fitting a key
* Highly specific