CELLULAR RESPIRATION Flashcards

1
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what is reduction

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something that gains an electron (RIG)
**happens in pair with oxidation

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2
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what is oxidation

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something that loses an electron (OIL)
**happens in pair with reduction

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3
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what is Cellular respiration

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oxidation off sugars to turn ADP -> ATP
- organic molecules + o2 (oxidizes food to make ATP) = co2 + h2o
**If a sugar is getting oxidized, a dinucleotide is getting reduced (NAD -> NADH)

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4
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what is the Most oxidized form of carbon

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CO2

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5
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4 stages of cellular respiration

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  1. glycolysis (cytoplasm)
  2. transfer of products to mitochondria
  3. citric acid cycle (mitochondria)
  4. oxidative phosphorylation (mitochondria)
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6
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what happens / what are the products of glycolysis

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  • Break 6C sugar -> 2 3C sugars
  • Uses up 2x ATP ( ATP -> ADP)
  • Makes 2x NADH (NAD -> NADH = reduction)
  • Makes 4x ATP (ADP -> ATP = substrate level phosphorylisation)
    **NET ATP = 2, NET NADH = 2
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7
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what happens / what are the products of transfer of products to mitochondria

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  • Add coenzyme A -> acetyl CoA (very reactive)
  • Lose CO2
  • Make 2x NADH (NAD -> NADH = reduction)
    **NET NADH = 2
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what happens / what are the products of the citric acid cycle

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  • Makes 2x ATP (ADP -> ATP = substrate level phosphorylisation)
  • Makes 6x NADH
  • Makes 2x FADH
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9
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what happens / what are the products of oxidative phosphorylation

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Electron transport
Chemiosmosis

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10
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5 enzymes names

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Dehydrogenase
Phosphatase
Kinase
Isomerase
Synthetase

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11
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what activity does Dehydrogenase carry out

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removes Hydrogen (removes electron - oxidizes)
**Every oxidation reaction = dehydrogenase

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12
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what activity does Phosphatase carry out

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removes phosphate groups

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13
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what activity does Kinase carry out

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adds phosphate group

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14
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what activity does Isomerase carry out

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makes an isomer – rearrange the molecules

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15
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what activity does Synthetase carry out

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synthesizes one molecule from two or more molecules

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16
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example of how to figure out the activity carried out by an enzyme

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Hexokinase
- Kinase adds P
- Hexose = 6 carbon sugar
So hexokinase enzyme adds a P to a 6 carbon sugar

17
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oxidative vs substrate level phosphorylization

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  • oxidative - Involves the transfer of electrons through the ETC
  • substrate level phosphorylization - Occurs during glycolysis + citric acid cycle (ADP -> ATP)
18
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2 parts of oxidative phosphorylization

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  • ETC
  • Chemiosmosis - atp synthase turns to create ATP from ADP + inorganic phosphate
19
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how many ATP does NADH and FADH2 make

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NADH = 3
FADH2 = 2 - less chemical potential energy

20
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explain the steps in ETC

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  • dinucleotides (NADH/FADH) get oxidised - release their electrons
  • electrons pass through the complexes in the chain making energy
  • protons get pumped accross the membrane to make gradient (high concentration of H⁺ ions in the intermembrane space and low concentration in the matrix)
  • Protons flow back into the matrix through ATP synthase making ATP from ADP + Pi (chemiosmosis)
  • H+ and electrons comines with O2 (final electron repetor) to make water
21
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how many ATPs are produced from 1 glucose during aerobic respiration

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38

22
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what happens when O2 is not available to be the final electron receptor in cellular respiration

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fermentation
1. lactic acid fermentation - pyruvate turned into lactate (lactic acid) - happens in yogurt
2. alcohol fermentation - pyruvate made into CO2 + ethanol

23
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what kind of reaction is cellular respiration

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catabolic

24
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what is energy coupling

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to manage energy resources organisms couple exergonic reactions with endergonic reactions