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ENERGY UTILIZATION Bioenergetics, Enzymes and Metabolism KIM JIM F. RABORAR, RN MA Biology Education Bicol University GRADUATE SCHOOL Legazpi City Cell and Molecular Biology

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Another productive school presentation. Again, it contains mostly icons or pictures since when i do reporting, words come out either directly from my mouth or from the participants. it will be easy if you read super duper much first before you consider this presentation. BTW, i called it, ENERGY UTILIZATION. Happy days are coming your life!!!

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ENERGY UTILIZATIONBioenergetics, Enzymes and Metabolism

KIM JIM F. RABORAR, RNMA Biology Education

Bicol UniversityGRADUATE SCHOOLLegazpi City

Cell and Molecular BiologyProf. Ma. Eden A. Ante, PhD

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Objectives

After 2 hours of discussion, MABioEd students will be able to:1. Define Metabolism, Bioenergetics and

Enzymes in their own terms2. Review specific processes related with

metabolism3. Site specific techniques to be used in

teaching the concepts Metabolism, Bioenergetics and Enzymes

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• 2.3 Chemical Equilibrium• 2.4 Biochemical Energetics• 2.5 Activation Energy and Reaction Rate• . Cell Chemistry and BiosynthesisThe Chemical

Components of a Cell• Catalysis and the Use of Energy by Cells• How Cells Obtain Energy from Food

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Can you kill yourself by…

•….holding your breath?•….not eating?•….not drinking water?

Hmmn…

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Energy

The biology of energy transformations and exchanges within and between living systems

and their environment.

The sum of all chemical process and energy utilization in a living system.

A functional protein that aids in the speeds up metabolism.

Definition of terms

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BIOENERGETICSThe biology of energy transformations and

exchanges within and between living systems and their environment.

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Energy for LIFEHow does living systems make use

of free energy? What is the point

of entry of the “energy” to the “living world”?

Bioenergetics• 2 laws of

thermodynamics• 2 Principal forms of

energy• Flow of Energy• Exergonic vs.

Endergonic Reactions

• Coupled Reactions• Gibbs free energy• ATP: storage and

utilization• Chemiosmotic

Theory• Energy Balance

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Bioenergetics

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Bioenergetics

Photosynthesis vs. Cellular RespirationEnergentically unfavorable vs. energetically

favorableIncreasing order in living systems?

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Bioenergetics

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GIBBS’ FREE ENERGY (J.W.G)

AG= Gproducts - Greactants

• AG < 0 ----------forward reaction • AG > 0 ----------reverse reaction • AG = 0 ----------equal rate

AG= AH - T AS where H is the enthalpy, T is temp, S is entropy(Ball-slide)(molecules in a container)(cherry bomb)

Bioenergetics

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ATP• The most important energy carrier molecule

that fuels most chemical reactions.

Bioenergetics

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Chemiosmotic Theory:ATP formation in oxidative phosphorylation in the mitochondria and chloroplast.

Energy Balance:Energy intake= storage + internal heat + external work

Bioenergetics

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METABOLISMThe sum of all chemical process and energy utilization in a living system.

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MetabolismMetabolism AnabolismCatabolism

Build-upBreak downEndergonic

ReactionExergonic Reaction

Energetically unfavorableEnergetically

favorablePhotosynthesis

Cellular Respiration

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REDOX Reaction- Simply put,

electron transfer

Metabolism

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Metabolismbiosynthesis

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Metabolism

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Metabolism

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ENZYMESA functional protein that aids in the metabolism.

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• Lowers the needed energy (activation energy) to facilitate processes.

• Non-protein molecules that binds with the enzyme to assist in the metabolism.

Enzymes

Coenzymes

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Enzymes

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Enzymes

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Enzymes

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Enzymes

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Enzymes

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Enzymes

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Enzymes

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• Krogh, David et al. Guide to Nature: BIOLOGY• Lodish, Harvey F. et.al.. MOLECULAR CELL BIOLOGY, 4th

ed. 1999. WH Freeman and Company: New York, USA.• Alberts, Bruce et.al. Molecular Biology of the Cell, 4th

ed. 2002• Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary• http://

chemwiki.ucdavis.edu/Theoretical_Chemistry/Chemical_Bonding/General_Principles/Bond_Energies

• www.youtube.com (Cellular Respiration by Hank Green)

References