1.7 Metabolic pathways and cellular respiration Flashcards

1
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What are the stages in cellular respiration? (3)

A
  • Stage 1: Glycolysis
  • Stage 2: Citric acid cycle
  • Stage 3: Electron transport chain
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2
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What happens in Aerobic conditions to pyruvate? (2 Detailed answer)

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-It breaks down to Acetyl group which then binds with Coenzyme A to form Acetyl coenzyme A

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3
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Tell me all about Glycolysis? (4)

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  • Occurs in cytoplasm
  • No oxygen required
  • Glucose breakdown into pyruvate
  • Energy investment and energy payoff stage
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4
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Whats the energy pays off stage? (2)

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  • Net gain of 2 ATP per glucose

- Production of ATP

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5
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Whats the energy investment stage? (1)

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-ATP breaks off a phosphate to release energy

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6
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Tell me about the Citric acid cycle? (3)

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  • Oxalacetate joins with with acetyl coenzyme A to form the citric acid
  • Occurs in the matrix of the mitochondria
  • From the citric you can reverse this to produce ATP and realise CO2
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7
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How would I get a reaction where ATP is generated and CO2 is released? (1)

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-From reversing Citric acid into Oxalacetate using enzymes

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8
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What does ATP stand for? (1)

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-Adenosine Triphosphate

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9
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What does ADP stand for? (1)

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-Adenosine Diphosphate and inorganic phosphate

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10
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How does APD become ATP? (1)

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-phosphate joins ADP to make ATP (Could draw to show)

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11
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Tell me about Dehydrogenase enzymes? (2)

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  • They take hydrogen ions which changes NAD to NADH

- They occur in Glycolysis and the citric acid cycle

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12
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What happens with the NADH in terms of electron transport chain? (1)

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-The NADH passes the hydrogen ion to the electron transport chain into the inner mitochondria membrane

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13
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How is water formed? (1)

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-The electrons, O2 and hydrogen ions make water

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14
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Whats the role of electrons in the inner mitochondria membrane? (1)

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-To provide energy to make ATP

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15
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How would I from Acetyl coenzyme A?

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-You need Acetyl group and Coenzyme A

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16
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How many membranes does the mitochondria have? (1)

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2 (Stages 2 and 3)

17
Q

Is the rate of respiration affected by temperature? (1)

A

Yes

18
Q

In respiration, the products of the electron transfer

system are? (2)

A
  • Water

- ATP

19
Q

At what stage or stages is hydrogen released to be

picked up by hydrogen acceptors? (2)

A
  • Stage 1

- Stage 2

20
Q

What do Dehydrogenase enzymes do?

A

-Remove hydrogen ions and electrons

21
Q

glucose is converted to pyruvate.

Name the molecule that provides phosphate for this conversion? (1)

A

-ATP

22
Q

What does inner mitochondria produce? (2)

A
  • ATP Synthase

- Water

23
Q

When pyruvate is broken down what does it release? (2)

A
  • Acetyl Group

- Carbon dioxide

24
Q

Name metabolic substrates? (2)

A
  • Glucose

- Carbohydrates

25
Q

How many carbons does glucose have and pyruvate have and lactic acid have? (3)

A
  • Glucose: 6
  • Pyruvate: 3
  • Lactic acid: 3
26
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What is phosphorylation?

A

When a phosphate group is added to a molecule or protein

27
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In aerobic conditions what does pyruvate break down to and what does it/ this do?

A

Pyruvate breaks down to acetyl group and combines with coenzyme A to produce acetyl coenzyme A

28
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Where are hydrogen ions passed onto from dehydrogenase enzymes?

A

Coenzymes NAD to create NADH

29
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What is passed on from NADH and where does it go?

A

Hydrogen ions and electrons are passed to the electron transport chain

30
Q

How does ATP synthase work?

A

Electrons from the chain provide energy for hydrogen ions to be pumped across the inner mitochondrial membrane. The flow of these ions allow for production of ATP

31
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What’s the result of ATP synthase?

A

More ATP

32
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What does an ATP molecule look like?

A

Yes sir, I can boogie. Hope you got it

33
Q

What does ADP + Pi look like?

A

Yeah man!

34
Q

State the function of dehydrogenase enzymes?

A

To remove hydrogen ions and electrons (they also release them)

35
Q

What changes glycogen to glucose?

A

Glucagon

36
Q

State what glucagon is and what can it do?

A

A hormone and changes glycogen into glucose

37
Q

What is the function of ATP synthase?

A

To produce ATP

38
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How does ATP synthase work?

A

ATP forms ATP through phosphorylation