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Handout 1 ~ Lecture 5
“Carbon Fixation”
Photosynthesis
λ Energy
(CH2O)n + heat energy + O2
H2 0
sugars are organic molecules
that trap light energy in a
biologically useable form.
CO2
H2 0
O2
water oxidized
light energy + CO2 + H20
sugars + O2 + heat
Enzymes directly couple
reactions that are
energetically favorable
reactions to those that are
energetically unfavorable
Sugars + O2
DNA, RNA, Protein,
Organells, Cells, DNA
Replication, living forms
Biosynthesis
ADP
Respiration
exothermic
downhill
spontaneous
-∆G
[E]
[E]
+∆G
uphill
endothermic
ATP
monosaccharides
nucleotides
Amino Acids
fatty acid, etc.
oxidized molecules
CO2 + H20 + heat
CATABOLISM
heat lost to environment
if not transferred to
biological compounds
ANABOLISM
Metabolism
coupled oxidation – reduction reactions
oxidation – removal of electrons (break bonds)
reduction – addition of electrons (add/form bonds)
hydrogenation reactions are reactions
dehydrogenation reactions are oxidations
Biosynthesis