Ch. 8: How Cells Make ATP: Energy-Releasing Pathways Vocabulary Flashcards

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__ pathways have exergonic reactions
- cellular respiration is __ (big to small = break down into smaller parts)

A

catabolic

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__ goes from small to big (photosynthesis)

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anabolic

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__ metabolic pathways release free energy that is captured by the cell

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exergonic

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__ cellular respiration is a catabolic process that converts energy in chemical bonds of nutrients to chemical energy stored in ATP
- humans and animals do this
- requires oxygen (it is the final thing to get its H+ ions)
- big to small

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aerobic

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__ respiration does not require oxygen

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anarobic

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__ is just glycolysis (breaking down of sugars)

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fermentation

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__ is the loss of H+ ions

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oxidation

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__ is the gaining of H+ electrons

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reduction

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9
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__ is the removal of 2 H+ atoms

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dehydrogenation

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10
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__ is part of a carboxyl group

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decarboxylations

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__ is transferred directly from an organic molecule to ADP (everywhere except actyl COA and chemiosmosis)

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substrate level phosphorylation

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__ transfers to ADP is due indirectly to oxidation of NADH and FADH2 directly to chemiosmosis

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oxidative phosphorylation

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__ free energy is captured and goes from ADP to ATP

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endogonic

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