Cellular Respiration Flashcards

1
Q

what is most of the ATP in the cell generated by

A

oxidative phosphorylation

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2
Q

what electron carrier has the most potential energy

A

NADH

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3
Q

what cycles are included in substrate level phosphorylation

A

glycolysis
pyruvate oxidation
critic acid cycle

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4
Q

what cycle is included in oxidative phosphorylation

A

electron transport/ ATP synthesis

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5
Q

is oxygen present in cellular respiration or fermentation

A

in cellular respiration
not in fermentation

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6
Q

how is ATP produced without O2

A

glycolysis and fermentation

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7
Q

The electron carriers (_________) that are reduced during glycolysis must be __________ to take part in glycolysis again

A

NAD+
reoxidized

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8
Q

what are the inputs of glycolysis

A

glucose
ADP
NAD+

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9
Q

where does fermentation occur and what does it do

A

cytosol
regenerates NAD+

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10
Q

what happens to pyruvate from glycolysis during fermentation

A

it is reduced to NADH

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11
Q

where does lactic acid fermentation occur

A

in some microorganisms and in starved muscle cells

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12
Q

what is the product of lactic acid fermentation

A

lactate
pyruvate = lactic acid

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13
Q

where does alcohol fermentation take place

A

yeasts and some plants

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14
Q

what is pyruvate converted to and what is released in alcoholic fermentation

A

acetaldehyde
CO2 released

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15
Q

what is acetaldehyde reduced by and what does it produce

A

reduced by NADH
produces NAD+ and ethyl alcohol

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16
Q

do all cells use glycolysis

A

yes

17
Q

what are the features of storage glycogen in animal cells

A

more branched
less dense
easier to breakdown and reproduce

18
Q

what are the features of storage glycogen in plant cells

A

less branched
more dense

19
Q

in oxidation how many acetylCoA are produced from 16C

A

8

20
Q

what are polysaccharides hydrolyzed to

A

they are hydrolyzed to glucose and enter glycolysis

21
Q

lipids go from fatty acids to

A

acetylCoA

22
Q

what are proteins hydrolyzed to

A

amino acids

23
Q

what happens when we don’t eat steps 1,2,3

A

1) glycogen stores in muscle and liver are used first (1day)
2) Fats are used next (1 month)
3) Proteins are used last (1 week)

24
Q

concentrations of biochemical molecules remain constant

A

metabolic homeostasis tasts

25
Q

what type of control of enzymes is in metabolic pathways

A

allosteric
activation of inhibition of key enzymes

26
Q

where do phototrophs get energy from

A

sunlight

27
Q

where do photoautotrophs (plants) get energy from

A

carbon from inorganic sources such as CO2

28
Q

where do photoheterotrophs (most green non sulfur bacteria) get energy from

A

carbon from inorganic compounds

29
Q

where do chemotrophs get energy from

A

chemical compounds

30
Q

where do chemoautotrophs (hydrogen bacteria) get energy from

A

carbon from inorganic sources such as CO2

31
Q

where do chemoheterotrophs (animals) get energy from

A

carbon from organic compounds