Chapter 3 Study Questions (Part 4) Flashcards

1
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what are the three pathways of cellular respiration?

A
  1. glycolysis
  2. Krebs Cycle
  3. oxidative phosphorylation
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2
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the Krebs cycle of cellular respiration, aka

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citric acid cycle, tricarboxylic cycle, TCA cycle

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3
Q

TCA cycle completes the _____ of _______ that was started by _____

A

TCA cycle complete the oxidation of glucose that was started by glycolysis

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4
Q

what enzyme has the greatest regulatory effect in glycolysis?

A

PFK

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5
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where in the cell does the TCA cycle occur?

A

interior, mitochondrial matrix

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6
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what are the sources used to make acetyl CO-A?

A

pyruvate + carbon = acetyl group
acetyl group + coenzyme A = acetyl-CoA

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7
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what happens to all the carbon that enters as acetyl CoA?

A

2 CO2 are released from each acetyl CoA

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8
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what do we get from the TCA cycle?

A

generates NADHs and the electrons used in oxidative phos. to make ATP

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9
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what do we use to feed the TCA cycle?

A

pyruvate

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10
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where do we get pyruvate from?

A

glycolysis

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11
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how many carbons do we start with in TCA?

A

3

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12
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how do we lose one carbon in TCA?

A

CO2.

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13
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what happens when CO2 and water combine?

A

it makes carbonic acid. increases the protons and decreases pH, causing acidic conditions

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14
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what happens to ALL the carbon that enters as acetyl COA?

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it’s lost as CO2. we only keep electrons

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15
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why is FAD used instead of NAD in the Krebs cycle and why does it matter?

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because FAD is tethered to the inner mitochondrial membrane, not inside the matrix

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16
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what does the TCA cycle ultimately do?

A

completes oxidation of glucose, captures electrons with NAD and FAD

17
Q

what does the TCA cycle ultimately do? (2)

A

completes oxidation of glucose, captures electrons with NAD and FAD

18
Q

why do we need to exhale?

A

to keep our bodies from making carbonic acid and getting too acidic

19
Q

where do the steps in oxidative phosphorylation occur in the cell?/

A

inner membrane of the mitochondria

20
Q

what two processes make up oxidative phosphorylation

A
  1. electron transport chain
  2. chemiosmosis
21
Q

what is the role of O2?

A

the final electron acceptor

22
Q

how is ATP produced?

A

throughout the cycle, and primarily in ox. phos.

23
Q

what is the role of the ETC and how does it do that?

A

role: creates a proton gradient

how: proton pump

24
Q

what is the role of chemiosmosis and how does it do that?

A

what: convert kinetic to chemical energy to make ATP.

how: gradient. redox reactions, so we need oxygen present.

25
Q

what form of energy is produced during glycolysis?

A

a couple electrons and ATPs

26
Q

what form of energy is produced during the TCA cycle?

A

FAD
NADH
CO2
e-

27
Q

what form of energy is captured during oxidative phosphorylation?

A
28
Q

which pathway (glycolysis, TCA, oxidative phosphorylation) produces the most ATP and which produces the least?

A

glycolysis = TCA < oxidative phosphorylation

29
Q

how does cellular respiration operate under aerobic and anaerobic conditions?

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30
Q

how is ATP produced in the absence of oxygen?

A
31
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role of NAD, FAD, and O2 in cellular respiration?

A