5.2 Respiration Flashcards
Location of glycolysis
Cytoplasm
Is glycolysis aerobic or anaerobic
Anaerobic
What are the 3 steps of glycolysis
- Glucose –> 1,6-fructosebiphosphate (using ATP)
- 1,6-fructosebiphosphate –> 2 x Triose Phosphate
- 2 x Triose Phosphate –> 2 x pyruvate + 2ATP + 2 Reduced NAD
Net products of glycolysis
- 2 Pyruvate
- 2 ATP
- 2 Reduced NAD
What reaction is triose phosphate to pyruvate
Oxidation
What is required to turn glucose into 1,6-fructosebiphosphate
ATP
What is reduced into what, as triose phosphate is oxidised to pyruvate
NAD is reduced to reduced NAD
What is the product of glycolysis, and how does it enter the Link Reaction
- Pyruvate
- Activly transported into mitochondrial matrix
- As can cross mitochondrial membranes
Location of Link Reaction
Mitochondrial matrix
How many times does the link reaction occur, per glucose molecule
Twice
What are the two stages of the Link Reaction
- Pyruvate –> Acetate + CO2 + Reduced NAD
- Acetate + CoenzymeA –> AcetylcoenzymeA
What type of reaction is pyruvate –> acetate
Oxidation
Substrate for Kreb’s Cycle
AcetylcoenzymeA
Where does Kreb’s Cycle occur
Mitochondrial Matrix
How many times does the Kreb’s Cycle occur for each molecule of glucose
Twice