2.2 Cell Respiration Flashcards

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1
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What is respiration?

A

Respiration is a series of enzyme controlled reactions that release energy from food.

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2
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What does ATP stand for?

A

Adenosine Triphosphate

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3
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What does ATP do?

A

It is used to transfer energy to cellular processes where energy is required.

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4
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What is the ATP role of adding phosphates to molecules called?

A

Phosphorilation

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5
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Where does glycolysis occur?

A

The cytoplasm

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6
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What are the two stages to glycolysis?

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The energy investment phases and the energy pay-off stage

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What happens during the energy investment stage?

A

2ATP phosphorylate glucose and intermediate molecules.

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8
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What happens in the energy pay off stage?

A

Converts intermediate molecules into two pyruvate molecules.

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9
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What is the net gain of ATP?

A

2

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10
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What do the dehydrogenase enzymes do in energy pay-off.

A

Remove hydrogen ions and electrons and combine with NAD to form NADH

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11
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What conditions does the citric acid cycle occur?

A

Aerobic

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12
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Where does the Citric Acid Cycle occur?1

A

The matrix of the mitochondria

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13
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What does the electron transport chain consist of?

A

Proteins embedded in the inner membrane

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14
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What does the folding of the inner membrane form?

A

Cristae

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In Krebbs what is the 3C pyruvate broken down into?

A

A 2C acetyl group

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16
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Acetyl combines with coenzyme A to be transferred to the Krebbs cycle as…

A

Acetyle Coenzyme A

17
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What happens after CO2 is released?

A

A dehydrogenase removes hydrogen ions and high energy electrons which combine with NAD to form NADH

18
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The acetyl group from CoEnzyme A combines with ____ to form ____

A

Oxaloacetate…..Citrate

19
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Citrate is gradually converted back into oxaloacetate which results in…

A

the generation of ATP and releases CO2

20
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In the absence of oxygen, what takes place?

A

Fermentation

21
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Fermentation in animal cells.

A

Pyruvate -> Lactate

22
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Is fermentation in animal cells reversible?

A

Yes

23
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Fermentation in plant and yeast cells.

A

Pyruvate—> Ethanol + CO2

24
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Is fermentation in plant and yeast cells reversible?

A

No

25
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The electron transport chain results in the synthesis of….

A

ATP

26
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The high energy electrons are passed along the electron transport chain and release their energy allowing…

A

Hydrogen ions to be pumped across the inner mitochondrial membrane.

27
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The return flow of ions rotates…

A

ATP synthase

28
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What is oxygen in the ETC

A

The final electron acceptor

29
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What does O2 do in the ETC

A

Combines with H+ ions and electrons forming water