cellular respiration Flashcards
why metabolism is important
chemical reactions transform matter and energy
needed for organism to function
why metabolism is important
chemical reactions transform matter and energy
needed for organism to function
2 forms of metabolism catabolism: break down molecules release energy eg: cellular respiration
2 forms of metabolism catabolism: break down molecules release energy eg: cellular respiration
anabolism:
build molecules
consume energy
eg:synthesis of proteins from amino acids
anabolism:
build molecules
consume energy
eg:synthesis of proteins from amino acids
catabolic process may need oxygen or not
yeast is a fungus
catabolic process may need oxygen or not
yeast is a fungus
all eukaryotes, many prokaryotes use aerobic respiration
all eukaryotes, many prokaryotes use aerobic respiration
Organic Compounds+ oxygen-Carbon Dioxide+Water+Energy
Organic Compounds+ oxygen-Carbon Dioxide+Water+Energy
organic compounds: proteins, lipids, carbohydrates simpler carbohydrates (sugars) provide most energy for metabolism
organic compounds: proteins, lipids, carbohydrates simpler carbohydrates (sugars) provide most energy for metabolism
complex carb: structural material and energy storage
starch
glycogen
complex carb: structural material and energy storage
starch
glycogen
3 stages of cellular (aerobic) respiration produce different amounts of energy
Glycolysis 2 ATP
Kerb Cycle (citric acid cycle) 2 ATP
Oxidative Phosphorylation (electron transport and chemiosmosis)
have to go through the first two steps to get to the third step
3 stages of cellular (aerobic) respiration produce different amounts of energy
Glycolysis 2 ATP
Kerb Cycle (citric acid cycle) 2 ATP
Oxidative Phosphorylation (electron transport and chemiosmosis)
have to go through the first two steps to get to the third step
ATP is the energy currency of cells
molecule
the nucleotide in RNA
Phosphate groups all neg
ATP is the energy currency of cells
molecule
the nucleotide in RNA
Phosphate groups all neg
When ATP is converted to ADP (loses phosphate group):
change the shape of the protein, move stuff across the membrane (transport)
make molecule unstable by adding phosphate group(chemical)
When ATP is converted to ADP (loses phosphate group):
change the shape of the protein, move stuff across the membrane (transport)
make molecule unstable by adding phosphate group(chemical)
change protein shape, move along cytoskeleton
change protein shape, move along cytoskeleton
34 % of energy from food is transferred to ATP in cellular respiration
Where does the rest of the energy go
Foods turn energy to heat
34 % of energy from food is transferred to ATP in cellular respiration
Where does the rest of the energy go
Foods turn energy to heat