Anatomy Ch 4 Quiz: Cellular Respiration Flashcards
within a cell many thousands of chemical reactions take place to keep the cell in _____________
homeostasis
a constant supply of _______ is needed for cellular reactions to occur
energy
_________ control the rate at which the reactions in cells take place
enzymes
Examples of chemical reactions:
cellular respiration, protein synthesis, cell cycle, mitosis, meiosis, DNA replication
____________ is the set of chemical reactions that acquire, store, and release energy in cells
Cellular metabolism
The energy for cellular metabolism comes from the _________ of nutrient molecules from the diet
chemical bonds
build large molecules from small ones
anabolic reaction
example of anabolic reaction
dehydration synthesis
breakdown of larger molecules to smaller ones
catabolic reaction
example of a catabolic reaction
hydrolosis
Examples of anabolic reactions by dehydration synthesis
1) the production of glycogen (polysaccharide)
2) the production of triglycerides
3) the production of proteins
4) the production of nucleic acids
Examples of catabolic reactions by hydrolosis
1) breakdown of carbohydrates into monosaccharides (digestion)
2) breakdown of fats into glycerol and fatty acids
3) breakdown of proteins into amino acids
4) breakdown of nucleic acids into sugar, phosphoric acid, and purine/pyrimidine
cells perform ___________ that take hundreds of chemical changes that happen in a fast and orderly manner thanks to enzymes
metabolic reactions
cells perform metabolic reactions that take hundreds of chemical changes that happen in a fast and orderly manner thanks to _______
enzymes
Without enzymes, reactions in cells would not ________ to keep a cell in homeostasis (because body temp. not high enough)
happen fast enough
Metabolic reactions need _________ to happen
energy (ATP)
Enzymes are ______________.
catalysts
Enzymes are proteins that work by ______________ and speed the rates of ___________.
lowering the activation energy, chemical reaxtions
Enzymes are not consumed in their function to ______________
speed the rate of the reaction
Each enzyme acts only on one specific _____________
substrate
an enzymes ___________allows it to recognize it substrate
conformation
an enzymes conformation allows it to recognize it ________-
substrate
When the substrate changes because enzyme acted, the reaction has taken place and a _________ is formed.
new product
Every cell contains hundreds of enzymes to _____________.
help complete reactions
Many __________ are reversible.
enzymatic reactions
The rate/speed of enzyme-controlled reactions depends on:
a. Number of enzymes and substrate molecules in the cell
b. How many substrates an individual enzyme can process per second
Some enzymes can only process a few substrates, but other enzymes can process ____________ per second.
thousands
Most enzymes are proteins and they can be denature by __________________________________.
exposure to heat
radiation
electricity
fluids with extreme pH values
certain chemicals
Many _________ become inactive at 45 C and nearly all denature at 55 C.
enzymes
Some enzymes are inactive until they combine with a ___________ or __________.
cofactor, coenzyme
A sequence of enzyme-controlled reaction
metabolic pathway
A single enzyme (regulatory enzyme) controls the entire rate of the
metabolism pathway
Most metabolic reactions use
chemical energy
Chemical energy is held in the _____________ and is release when these bonds break
bonds between atoms of molecules
Cells burn _________ in a process/reaction called oxidation
glucose
Cells burn glucose in a process/reaction called
oxidation
Cells can only capture ____% of the energy released from breaking chemical bonds in cellular respiration to make ATP
40
An ATP molecule includes a chain of 3 phosphates, when the terminal phosphate is broken off the ATP molecule energy is released and the molecule is not called _______
ADP
ATP molecule includes a chain of ____________
3 phosphates
ADP can be converted back into ATP during the _________ process.
cellular respiration
What is the cellular respiration formula?
C6H12O6 + O2 —-> 36 ATP + CO2 + H2O + Heat
what are the factors on the left side of the equation called
reactants
what are the factors on the right side of the equation called
products
CO2, H2O, and Heat in cellular respiration
byproducts
which is waste product in cellular respiration
CO2
_______________ is how the body makes ATP from food and oxygen
cellular respiration
ATP stands for
adenosine triphophate
3 stages of cellular respiation
Glycolysis, Krebs Cycle, Electron Transport Chain
______________ only have 28 ATP
skeletal muscle cells, brain cells
other names for Krebs
citric acid cycle, TCA
where does glycolysis take place
cytoplasm
is glycolysis aerobic or anaerobic
anaerobic - does not require oxygen
what does glycolysis produce
2 pyruvate, 2 net gain ATP - 4 total, 2 NADH, electrons
what is the purpose of NADH
to carry electrons
“lysis” meaning
split
where does Krebs take place
mitochondrial matrix
is Krebs aerobic or anaerobic
aerobic
what does Krebs produce
2 ATP, 6 NADH, FADH2, carbon dioxide, citric acid, electrons
where does the ETC occur
mitochondria inner membrane
is ETC aerobic or anaerobic
aerobic
what does ETC produce
H2O, Heat, 26-34 ATP
WHY cellular respiration?
because cell’s need energy!!!
when you run out of oxygen ________ occurs
fermentation
what step is CO2 made in
second step, KREBS
In science, what does fatigue mean?
does NOT work
what are the 2 pyruvate converted to?
acetyl coenzyme a (coa)
what process do cells lose electrons
oxidation
what process do cells gain electrons
reduction
ATP synthase is an _______, similar to a __________
enzyme, channel protein
Every cell, prokaryote eukaryote, has to make
ATP
___________ can still produce ATP, it’s just not as efficient as cellular respiration
Fermentation
How much ATP can fermentation produce?
2
CELLULAR RESPIRATION: WHAT
chemical process that produces energy (ATP) by breaking down glucose
CELLULAR RESPIRATION: WHERE
takes place in the mitochondria of eukaryotic cells
CELLULAR RESPIRATION: WHEN
happens continuously in cells, especially in the presence of oxygen
CELLULAR RESPIRATION: WHY
provides ENERGY
CELLULAR RESPIRATION: HOW
through glycolysis, Krebs, and ETC
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