cellular respiration Flashcards

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why metabolism is important
chemical reactions transform matter and energy
needed for organism to function

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why metabolism is important
chemical reactions transform matter and energy
needed for organism to function

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2 forms of metabolism
catabolism:
break down molecules
release energy
eg: cellular respiration
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2 forms of metabolism
catabolism:
break down molecules
release energy
eg: cellular respiration
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anabolism:
build molecules
consume energy
eg:synthesis of proteins from amino acids

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anabolism:
build molecules
consume energy
eg:synthesis of proteins from amino acids

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catabolic process may need oxygen or not

yeast is a fungus

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catabolic process may need oxygen or not

yeast is a fungus

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all eukaryotes, many prokaryotes use aerobic respiration

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all eukaryotes, many prokaryotes use aerobic respiration

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Organic Compounds+ oxygen-Carbon Dioxide+Water+Energy

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Organic Compounds+ oxygen-Carbon Dioxide+Water+Energy

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organic compounds: proteins, lipids, carbohydrates
simpler carbohydrates (sugars) provide most energy for metabolism
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organic compounds: proteins, lipids, carbohydrates
simpler carbohydrates (sugars) provide most energy for metabolism
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complex carb: structural material and energy storage
starch
glycogen

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complex carb: structural material and energy storage
starch
glycogen

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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

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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

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ATP is the energy currency of cells
molecule
the nucleotide in RNA
Phosphate groups all neg

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ATP is the energy currency of cells
molecule
the nucleotide in RNA
Phosphate groups all neg

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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)

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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)

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change protein shape, move along cytoskeleton

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change protein shape, move along cytoskeleton

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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

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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

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