chap 7 cellular respiration Flashcards

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1
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what does the catabolism process do

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catabolism process releases energy

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what does the anabolism process do

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anabolism process uses energy

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3
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name the types of cellular respiration

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aerobic respiration
anaerobic respiration
fermentation

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4
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when does aerobic respiration happen

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occurs in the presence of oxygen

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5
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when does anaerobic respiration occur

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occurs in the absence of oxygen

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6
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what happens during fermentation

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the breakdown of glucose is incomplete in conditions of limited oxygen or without oxygen

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what is aerobic respiration

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the breakdown of glucose involving oxygen to produce chemical energy

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why is oxygen used in aerobic respiration

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to oxidise glucose to produce carbon dioxide, water and energy

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what does aerobic respiration begins with

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begins with the glycolysis process

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what is the glycolysis process

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glycolysis means the breakdown of glucose by enzymes

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where does glycolysis occur

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glycolysis occur in the cytoplasm

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write the word equation in the glycolysis process

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glucose -> pyruvate

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13
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where does the following process of glycolysis occur

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mitochondrion

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14
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how is the large amount of energy produced used

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it is used to produced atp molecules

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15
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write the word equation for glucose oxidation

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glucose + oxygen -> carbon dioxide + water + energy

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16
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name two types of fermentation

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alcohol fermentation

lactic acid fermentation

17
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whats the word equation for alcohol fermentation

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glucose -> ethanol + carbon dioxide + energy

18
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name examples where alcohol fermentation occurs

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yeast

plants

19
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what kind of plants does alcohol fermentation occurs

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paddy plants

20
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why does paddy plants occur alcohol fermentation

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because they grow in waterlogged areas with less oxygen

21
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ethanol is toxic, but why are paddy plants okay to it

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because paddy plants have a higher tolerance for ethanol

22
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what is the tolerance mechanism that paddy plants have

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paddy plants produce plenty of alcohol dehydrogenase enzymes that can breakdown ethanol molecules into non toxic carbon dioxide

23
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write the word equation for lactic acid fermentation

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glucose -> lactic acid + energy

24
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where does lactic acid fermentation occur

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lactobacillus

human muscle cells

25
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how does lactobacillus produce yoghurt

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milk fermentation

26
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explain the process of milk fermentation 2m

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lactobacillus acts on lactose and turns it into lactic acid

lactic acid then coagulate casein to produce yoghurt

27
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why is yoghurt sour

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the lactic acid

28
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what happens during vigorous training for lactic acid fermentation to occur

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the rate of oxygen used exceeds the oxygen supplied by the blood circulatory system

29
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when the muscle is in an oxygen deficient state what is it called

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the muscle is undergoing oxygen debt

30
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what happens during muscle oxygen debt

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glucose cannot breakdown completely

31
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what happens when lactic acid excessively acculumates

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cause fatigue and muscle cramps

32
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what happens when the vigorous activity stops during lactic acid fermentation

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the intake of excess oxygen will oxidise the lactic acid into carbon dioxide, water and energy

when all the lactic acid is expelled, the oxygen debt is repaid

33
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where does fermentation occur in a cell

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cytoplasm

34
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why is lactic acid fermentation important in the human body

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gg

35
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how is fermentation different

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after glycolysis, the pyruvate will undergo alcohol fermentation or lactic acid fermentation

36
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explain the process of aerobic respiration in a cell (6m)

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  • it begins with glycolysis
  • glycolysis is the breakdown of glucose by enzymes
  • this process occurs in the cytoplasm
  • 1 molecule of glucose is broke down into 2 molecule of pyruvate
  • while, the following process occurs in mitochondrion
  • the pyruvate produced is then oxidized to produce carbon dioxide + water + energy
37
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discuss the similarities between aerobic respiration and alcohol fermentation (10m)

buat table

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similarities:

  • the breakdown of glucose and its conversion to chemical energy
  • the process begins in cytoplasm
  • produces energy in the form of ATP
  • the process begins with glycolysis
  • occurs in yeasts, bacteria, animals / plants

differences:
- aerobic : complete breakdown //// fermentation : incomplete

  • aerobic: occurs in cytoplasm and mitochondrion //// fermentation: occurs in cytoplasm
  • aerobic: produces water //// fermentation: does not produce water
  • aerobic: glucose is oxidised completely into carbon dioxide etc //// fermentation: glucosed is oxidised completely into lactic acid etc
  • aerobic: one molecule of glucose generates 2898 kJ of energy //// fermentation: one molecule of glucose produce 210 kJ