Chapter 2 - Respiration Flashcards

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What is the name of stage one?

A

Glycolysis

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What does ATP act as?

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A link for energy releasing reactions to those who require it

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Where does glycolysis take place?

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Cytoplasm

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Does stage one require oxygen or not?

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No it is anaerobic

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4
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In stage one, what is glucose broken down too?

A

2 pyruvic acid molecules

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5
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Net gain of ATP from stage one only is …

A

2

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How does hydrogen play a part in stage one?

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It is removed and binds to the hydrogen acceptor NAD

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Name stage 2

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The Krebs cycle

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Is oxygen present in stage two?

A

Yes it is aerobic

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What is pyruvic acid turned into?

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Acetyl CoA

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What does the Acetyl CoA bond with the form Citric acid?

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4C compound

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How many NADH is transferred to stage 3 from the first two stages ?

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12

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Where does stage 2 take place?

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Matrix in the mitochondria

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Name stage three

A

Cytochrome system

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14
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Where is the location of stage 3?

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Cristae in the mitochondria

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15
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What is oxygens role in respiration?

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It is the final hydrogen acceptor

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What is the total number of ATP formed from aerobic respiration?

A

38