Across
- 2. Catalyzes transfer of y-phosphate from ATP or GTP to protein substrates
- 5. Inhibited enzyme cannot work once substrate is removed from site
- 6. Energy stored in bonds (ΔG=ΔH−TΔS)
- 8. Biochemical reaction that involves the oxidation of pyruvate, creating acetyl CoA, pyruvate loses electrons, in eukaryotes, it happens in matrix of mitochondria, in prokaryotes, it happens in cytoplasm
- 9. Adenosine diphosphate
- 10. Formed when a substrate binds to an enzyme, lowers activation energy and promotes rapid progression
- 14. Enzyme catalyst of ATP from ADP phosphorylation with an inorganic phosphate
- 15. A salt of pyruvic acid
- 18. Process plants use to turn CO2 into sugar
- 19. Energy carrying molecule found in the cells of all living organisms
- 21. Metabolic pathway that oxidizes acetyl-CoA into two carbon dioxide molecules and two water molecules
- 22. Movement of ions across a semipermeable membrane bound structure
- 23. Contributesto oxidation during processes such as glycolysis
- 24. Destroy the characteristic properties of a protein or biological macromolecule
- 25. An alternate part of the enzyme that can bind to non-substrate molecules
- 26. Inhibited enzyme can work once substrate is removed from site
Down
- 1. Metabolic reaction that requires energy to build complex molecules
- 3. ADP and a phosphorylated intermediate forms ATP
- 4. Releases energy (like breakdown of sugar), meaning energy must leave system
- 7. ATP synthesis is coupled to electron movement through the ETC and associated consumption of oxygen
- 11. Non-spontaneous, will not occur without the addition of free energy, requires energy input
- 12. Stage in aerobic respiration that uses free oxygen as final electron acceptor of electrons removed during glycolysis and ETC
- 13. Molecule that partici[ates in many biochemical reactions in protein, carbohydrate and lipid metabolism
- 16. Area on enzyme that matches the pattern of a certain substrate
- 17. Breaking down of complex molecules into simpler ones, releasing energy
- 20. Non-substrate molecule modifies or binds a site other than the allosteric site
