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photosynthesis

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-transforms solar energy into chemical energy of a carbohydrate

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chemical equation for photosynthesis

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CO2 + H2O –> C6H12O6 + O2

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cellular respiration

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-produce ATP molecules for energy

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chemical equation for cellular respiration

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C6H12O6 + O2 –> CO2 + H2O

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what are the parts of photosynthesis?

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-light reactions
-calvin cycle

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light reactions

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-focused on harvesting energy
-chlorophyll in thylakoid membranes absorbs solar energy and energeizes electrons
-water is oxidized releasing electrons, H+ ions, and oxygen
-ATP is produced form ADP + P with the electron transport chain
-NADP+ accepts electrons and becomes NADPH

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light reactions “equation”

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H2O + H+ + O2 + ATP + NADPH —> electron carrier

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calvin cycle

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-focused on making sugars
-CO2 is taken up by one of the moelcuels in the cycle
ATP and NADPH from the light rxns reduce CO2 to a carbohydrate (G3P)

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calvin cycle “equation”

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CO2 + NADPH + ATP —> C6H12O6

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what are the two parts of the light reactions?

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-photosystem II
-photosystem I

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which photosystem comes first?

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-photosystem II

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which photo system was discovered first?

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-photosystem II

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photosystem II

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-focused on splitting water
-electrons become energized from solar energy absorbed
-move to electron acceptor
-replacement electrons are removed from water
-H+ ions and O2 are relased from water whne it is broken through photolysis
-electorn acceptor sends electrons to the electron transport chain

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photosystem I

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-focused on producing NADPH
-pigment absorbs solar energy
-energizes electrons
0electrons leave reaction center and go to different electron acceptor than psII
-low energy electrons from electron transport chain replace them
-electorn accepor passes electrons to NADP+
-H+ ion is reduced
-all come together to create NADPH

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what are the three types of photosynthesis?

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-c3, c4 and CAM

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c3 photosynthesis

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-normal photosynthesis
-most plants are C3 plants
-where temp and rainfall tend to be moderate (no needed adaptation for metabolism)

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cam photosynthesis

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-evolved adaptation for warm, arid, desert like conditions
-open up stomata in the night when it is cooler
-keep stomata closed in the day to prevent water loss
-release stored CO2 when NADPH and ATP are availabel from light rxn

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c4 photosynthesis

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-evolved adaptation to be successful in hot, dry condidtions
-close up stomata to limit water loss
-also limits CO2 intake and allows O2 buildup
-chloroplasts in mesophyll fix to CO2 only
-shield bundle sheath cells from O2 buildup
-chloroplasts in bundle sheath cells only carry out calvin cycle

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what are the four parts of cellular respiration?

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-glycolysis
-prepatory rxns
-citric acid cycle
-electron transport chain

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glycolisis

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breakdown of glucose into 2 pyruvate
-6 carrbon molecule into 2 3-carbon molecules
-energy is invested to activate glucose
-2 ATP are gained
-oxidation results in NADH used later

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preparatory rxns

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-prepare outputs of glycolysis (pyruvate) for use in citric acid cycle
-happens in matrix and mitochondria
-[yruvate is oxidized
-CO2 molecule is given off
NAD+ accept electrons and H+ ions and forms NADH
-product (2 carbon acetyl group) is attaached to coenzyme A (coA) forming acetyl-coA
-happens 2 times per glucose molecule (bc 2 pyruvates are made form each glucose)

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citric acid cycle

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-acetyl group is oxidized forming CO2 in the process
-NAD+ and FAD accept elecrons and H+ ions resuling in NADH and FADH2
-substrate level ATP synthesis occurs

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electron transport chain

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-located in the cristae of the mitochondria
-a series of carriers that pass electrons from one to another

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fermentation

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-anaerboic pathways
-happens if oxygen is limited or absent after glycolysis
-focused on regenerating NAD+
-two types are lactic acid and alcohol

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how do we kickstart glycolisis

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-investing energy
-2 ATP transfer phosphate groups to substrates
-2 ADP + P result
-phosphate transfer activates substrates to undergo energy harvesting reactions

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what happens when o2 isnt present after glycolysis?

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-pyruvate molecules/ products of glycolysis accumulate
-NAD+ and FAD cannot be recycled
-cells enter anaerobic pathways like fermentation

27
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atp synthase

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-electron transport chain passes eletrons
-uses energy from it to pump H+ ions from matrix to intermembrrane space
-creates a H+ concentration gradient
-uses energy to make ATP

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how much atp is produced in glycolysis

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2 ATP

29
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how much atp is produced in the prep rxns

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no ATP

30
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how much atp is produced in citric acid cycle

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2 ATP

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how much atp is produced in electron transport chain

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34 ATP

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what is the net gain of atp from 1 glucose

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36-38 ATP

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how efficent is cellular respiration

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only 40% of energy is available for use and the rest is lost as heat

34
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what are the two electon acceptors used in cellular respiration

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NAD+ and FAD

35
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what molceule is fermentation focused on regenerating?

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NAD+

36
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draw out calvin cycle and citric acid cycle AT LEAST 2x and then pass this card

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37
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lactic acid fermentation

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-pyruvate formed by glycolysis accepts 2 hydrogen atoms
-reduced to lactate
-in the water environment of the cell forms lactic acid

38
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alcohol fermentation

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-pyruvate is reduced to prodce alcohol
-releases small amounts of CO2

39
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why is O2 needed after glycolysis

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-keeps electron transport chain moving
-needed to fully break down glucose

40
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what is the final electron acceptor/ why?

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-oxygen
-combines with hydrogen to make water

41
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what are the two ways ATP is synthesized?

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-ATP synthase
-substrate level oxidation

42
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what is substrate level oxidation?

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-when ATP is formed due to processes outside the electron transport chain
-ex. when it is made in citric acid cycle or glycolysis

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