Chapter 3 Pt. 6 Flashcards

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1
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Cellular respiration produces:
__ ATP from glycolysis + __ ATP from the citric acid cycle + ___ ATP from the electron transport chain= ___ molecules of ATP per molecule of glucose

A

2
2
32
36

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2
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Cellular respiration produces:

2 ATP from ________ + 2 ATP from the _____ ____ ______ + 32 ATP from the _______ _________ ______= 36 molecules of ____ per molecule of ________

A
glycolysis
citric acid cycle
electron transport chain
ATP
glucose
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3
Q

What is fermentation?

A

the breakdown of glucose without oxygen

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4
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What are the products of fermentation?

A

2 molecules of ATP

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5
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True or False: Fermentation is more affective than cellular respiration

A

False; fermentation is inefficient

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6
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What is the process of fermentation?

A

(1) it begins with glycosides in the cytoplasm
(2) the remaining fermentation reactions also take place in the cytoplasm, transferring electrons from NADH to pyruvate or a derivate of pyruvate

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7
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What is lactic acid fermentation?

A

during strenuous exercise, oxygen in our muscles run low

as compensation cells increase lactic acid fermentation to ensure continued production of ATP

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8
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______ yields _________ ____(+) + ________ ____(-)

A

Water
hydrogen ion
hydrogen Ion

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9
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The pH scale is based off of the ____ scale, which has ___ _____ differences

A

log

10 fold

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10
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________-_____-___________ system maintains our bloods acidity

A

Carbonic-acid-bicarbonate

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11
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Biological molecules have a _______ framework

A

carbon

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12
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What molecules are associated with life (a.k.a. biiological molecules)?

A

Carbohydrates
Lipids
Proteins
Nucleic Acids

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13
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ATP is made of what three components?

A
  1. nitrogen containing base
  2. pentose sugar
  3. three prospruvate group
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14
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DNA & RNA are both _______ ______

A

nucleic acids

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15
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_____ & _____ are both nucleic acids

A

DNA

RNA

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16
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What are the different types of nucleotides that only bond through hydrogen bonds?

A

Adienine
Guanine
Cytosine
Thymine

17
Q

Nucleotides that bond together:

  • ________ bonds with Cytosine
  • Adienine bonds with ________
A

Guanine

Thymine

18
Q

Nucleotides that bond together:

  • Guanine bonds with ________
  • ________ bonds with Thymine
A

Cytosine

Adienine

19
Q

The process of rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER):

(1)
(2) a polypeptide becomes a proetin
(3) proteins are modified in the ER
(4) proteins depart
(5) go to transport vesicle
(6) vesicles break off for transfer

A

a ribosome links amino acids

20
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The process of rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER):

(1) a ribosome links amino acids
(2)
(3) proteins are modified in the ER
(4) proteins depart
(5) go to transport vesicle
(6) vesicles break off for transfer

A

a polypeptide becomes a proetin

21
Q

The process of rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER):

(1) a ribosome links amino acids
(2) a polypeptide becomes a proetin
(3)
(4) proteins depart
(5) go to transport vesicle
(6) vesicles break off for transfer

A

proteins are modified in the ER

22
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The process of rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER):

(1) a ribosome links amino acids
(2) a polypeptide becomes a proetin
(3) proteins are modified in the ER
(4)
(5) go to transport vesicle
(6) vesicles break off for transfer

A

proteins depart

23
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The process of rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER):

(1) a ribosome links amino acids
(2) a polypeptide becomes a proetin
(3) proteins are modified in the ER
(4) proteins depart
(5)
(6) vesicles break off for transfer

A

go to transport vesicle

24
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The process of rough endoplasmic reticulum (RER):
(1) a ribosome links amino acids
(2) a polypeptide becomes a proetin 
(3) proteins are modified in the ER 
(4) proteins depart 
(5) go to transport vesicle 
(6)
A

vesicles break off for transfer

25
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What is the difference between rough ER and smooth ER?

A

Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum lacks ribosmes

26
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The process of lysosomes:

(1)
(2) lysosome fuses with vescile containing bacterium
(3) lysosomal enzymes break the bacterium down into smaller molecules that diffuse into cytoplasm
(4) some indigestine

A

cell engulfs bacterium through phagocytosis

27
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The process of lysosomes:

(1) cell engulfs bacterium through phagocytosis
(2)
(3) lysosomal enzymes break the bacterium down into smaller molecules that diffuse into cytoplasm
(4) some indigestine

A

lysosome fuses with vescile containing bacterium

28
Q

The process of lysosomes:

(1) cell engulfs bacterium through phagocytosis
(2) lysosome fuses with vescile containing bacterium
(3)
(4) some indigestine

A

lysosomal enzymes break the bacterium down into smaller molecules that diffuse into cytoplasm

29
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The process of lysosomes:
(1) cell engulfs bacterium through phagocytosis
(2) lysosome fuses with vescile containing bacterium
(3) lysosomal enzymes break the bacterium down into smaller molecules that diffuse into cytoplasm
(4)

A

some indigestine

30
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____________ is also known as “anaerobic respiration”

A

Fermentation

31
Q

Fermentation is also known as “_________ __________”

A

“anaerobic respiration”