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The enzyme Rubisco has binding sites for CO2 and O2, but if O2 binds no carbon fixation occurs, making O2 a noncompetitive inhibitor. CO2 and CA1P are allosteric regulators that must bind their regulatory sites for the enzyme to be active. The lipid structure of cell membranes is dictated by polarity, allowing some molecules to pass through but not others. A net negative ΔG releases energy and occurs spontaneously. In a hypotonic solution relative to bacterial cells, water will enter the cells but they will eventually equilibrate without bursting like animal cells.
The enzyme Rubisco has binding sites for CO2 and O2, but if O2 binds no carbon fixation occurs, making O2 a noncompetitive inhibitor. CO2 and CA1P are allosteric regulators that must bind their regulatory sites for the enzyme to be active. The lipid structure of cell membranes is dictated by polarity, allowing some molecules to pass through but not others. A net negative ΔG releases energy and occurs spontaneously. In a hypotonic solution relative to bacterial cells, water will enter the cells but they will eventually equilibrate without bursting like animal cells.
The enzyme Rubisco has binding sites for CO2 and O2, but if O2 binds no carbon fixation occurs, making O2 a noncompetitive inhibitor. CO2 and CA1P are allosteric regulators that must bind their regulatory sites for the enzyme to be active. The lipid structure of cell membranes is dictated by polarity, allowing some molecules to pass through but not others. A net negative ΔG releases energy and occurs spontaneously. In a hypotonic solution relative to bacterial cells, water will enter the cells but they will eventually equilibrate without bursting like animal cells.
The enzyme Rubisco has a substrate binding site for CO2
which also binds oxygen. If oxygen binds, no net Carbon fixation occurs. There are also regulatory binding sites for CO2 and Carboxy arabinotol Phosphate (CA1P). 1. In terms of Carbon fixation, Oxygen is an example of a noncompetitive inhibitor. (true or false) 2. CO2 must be bound to the enzyme at the regulatory site to have any enzyme activity. Therefore, CO2 is an example of an allosteric regulator. (true or false) 3. If CA1P binds to its regulatory site, The substrate CO2 is unable to bind to the active form of the enzyme, and no reaction occurs. Therefore, CA1P is an example of an allosteric regulator. (true or false) Indicate whether the following statements concerning membrane structure are true or false: 4. The structure of the lipid portion of a cell membrane is dictated by the polarity of the lipid molecules. 5. No molecules are able to pass through the lipid portion of a cell membrane. 6. Which of the following statements is TRUE regarding free energy change ( G)? A. A net positive G releases energy, and occurs spontaneously. B. A net positive G requires energy, and occurs spontaneously. C. Any net change in G requires a net input of energy. D. A net negative G releases energy, and occurs spontaneously. E. A net negative G requires energy, and does not occur spontaneously. You are studying a certain type of bacteria, and want to observe their behavior in different osmotic environments. You change the solution so that is hypotonic relative to the cells. Indicate whether each statement below is true or false:
7. Water will leave the cells.
8. An animal cell under the same conditions would likely burst. 9. The bacterial cell will never equilibrate with the solution.