Chapter 5
csLiverEnzy.mov
Inputs & Outputs of Energy Energy First Law of Thermodynamics – the total
amount of energy in a system is constant Second Law of Thermodynamics – entropy
Overall, energy flows in one direction energy_constant.swf
ATP This is the main source of energy of cells.
ATP readily gives up a phosphate group to other molecules and primes them to react. Such phosphate group transfers are known as phosphorylation atp_cycle.swf
atp_cycle.swf
Up and Down the Energy Hill Endergonic – reactions which require energy
input Exergonic – reactions which release energy in
the process
energy_changes.swf atp_function.swf
Inputs & Outputs of Substances
Diffusion, Membranes, & Metabolism What determines whether a
substance will move one way or another to and from a cell, across that cell’s membrane or through the cell itself
Selective Permeability The molecular structure of the cell membrane
allows some substances but not others to cross it in certain ways at certain times.
Words to define Concentration Gradient Diffusion Passive Transport
diffusion.mov
Metabolic Reactions Reactants Intermediates
energy_hill.swf
Products Energy carriers Enzymes Cofactors Transport proteins
enzyme_substrate.swf
Redox Reactions Electron Transfer chains
energy_staircase.swf
Types of Metabolic Pathways Biosynthetic or anabolic Degradative or catabolic
Selective Permeability
Diffusion.mov
passive_transport.swf
passive_transport.mov
What determines diffusion rates? 1. Steepness of the concentration gradient 2. Temperature 3. Size of molecules 4. Electric gradient 5. Pressure gradient
Active Transport Active Trans port.mov
active_trans port.mov
active_transport.swf
sodium_potassium.swf
diffus ion_and_trans port.s wf
Bulk Transport
endocytosis.mov
Exocytosis Anim.mov
Pathways of Endocytosis 1. Formation of an endocytic vesicle 2. Receptor-mediated endocytosis 3. Phagocytosis
Recept Med Endo Anim.mov
receptor_endocytosis.swf
4. Pinocytosis
Pinocytosis Anim.mov Phagocytosis Anim.mov
phagocytosis.swf
Membrane Cycling
membrane_cycling.swf
Movement of Water Bulk Flow – mass movement of one or more
substances in response to pressure, gravity, or another external force Osmosis osmosisTonus.mov
solute_osmosis.swf
Tonicity -Relative solute concentrations of two fluids
Osmosis.dcr
Hypo.s wf
Is o.s wf
Hyper.s wf