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Autotrophs

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Heterotrophs

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Cellular respiration

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metabolic harvesting of energy by oxidation

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Dehydrogenation

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chemical reaction involving loss of a hydrogen atom

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During __________, loss of electrons is accompanied by loss of protons.

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Dehydrogenation

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Cellular respiration is a series of _____ reactions

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redox

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NAD+ accepts ____ electron(s) and ______ proton(s)

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2; 1

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The reduced form of NAD+ is _________

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NADH

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In aerobic respiration, the final electron acceptor is ________

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oxygen

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In anaerobic respiration, the final electron acceptor is ________

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an inorganic molecule

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In fermentation, the final electron acceptor is ________

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an organic molecule

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Substrate-level phosphorylation

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ATP is formed by transferring a phosphate group to ADP

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Oxidative phosphorylation

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synthesis of ATP by ATP synthase using energy from a proton (H+) gradient

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Why have energy released in multiple small steps?

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Larger release of energy in a single step = more energy lost as heat, less useable energy

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Glycolysis

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anaerobic breakdown of glucose

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Where does glycolysis occur?

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Cytoplasm

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Glycolysis yields two _______ with a net of two _______

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pyruvate; ATP

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T or F: Glycolysis requires oxygen

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F: Glycolysis does not require oxygen

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In glycolysis, _______ is converted into two pyruvate

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glucose

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20
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In glycolysis, glucose is converted into two _________

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pyruvate

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21
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pyruvate is a ____ carbon molecule

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3

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What happens in the first 5 reactions of glycolysis?

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glucose is converted into two G3P

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What happens in the second 5 reactions of glycolysis?

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G3P is converted into pyruvate

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Glycolysis: priming reactions

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Two high-energy phosphates from two ATP molecules are added to glucose, producing 6-carbon molecule with 2 phosphates

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Glycolysis: cleavage

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6-carbon diphosphate sugar is split into two 3-carbon monophosphate sugars

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Hydrolysis of one ATP molecule yields a delta-G of ________ kcal/mol

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-7.3

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What three changes occur in glycolysis?

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  1. Glucose is converted into two pyruvate molecules
  2. Two ATP molecules are converted into ATP via substrate-level phosphorylation
  3. Two NAD+ molecules are reduced to NADH
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Inputs and outputs of glycolysis

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glucose -> pyruvate
2 NAD+ -> 2 NADH
2 ADP -> 4 ATP (2 net ATP)

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In the oxidation of pyruvate, the acetyl group is bound to coenzyme A to produce ________

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acetly-CoA

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30
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What enzyme is involved in pyruvate oxidation?

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Pyruvate dehydrogenase

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Which part of acetly-CoA is fed into the CAC?

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acetyl group

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32
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Which part of acetly-CoA is recycled?

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coenzyme A

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What are the other names for the citric acid cycle?

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TCA cycle, Krebs cycle

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Where does the citric acid cycle take place?

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Matrix of mitochondria

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Reaction 1 (CAC)

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Citrate is formed from acetly-CoA and oxaloacetate

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What happens when cells possess high amounts of ATP?

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CAC shuts down; acetyl-CoA is channeled into fat synthesis

37
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The CAC being inhibited when ATP is high and stimulated when ATP is low is an example of?

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Negative feedback

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Reaction 2 and 3 (CAC)

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Hydroxyl (–OH) group of citrate is repositioned. Produces isocitrate (isomer of citrate)

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Reaction 4 (CAC)

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Isocitrate is oxidized –> a-ketoglutarate; NAD+ is reduced to NADH

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a-ketoglutarate is a ____ carbon molecule

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5

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Reaction 5 (CAC)

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a-ketoglutarate is decarboxylated. Succinyl group joins to conezyme A –> succinyl-CoA. NAD+ is reduced to NADH

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succinyl-CoA is a ____ carbon molecule

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4

43
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Reaction 6 (CAC)

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44
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Succinate is a ____ carbon molecule

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4

45
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Reaction 7 (CAC)

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Succinate is oxidized to fumarate. FAD is reduced to FADH2

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Reaction 8 and 9 (CAC)

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Water molecule is added to fumarate –> malate. Malate is oxidized –> oxaloacetate

47
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Following glycolysis and citric acid cycle, the cell has ____ NADH and ____ FADH2

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10; 2

48
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Where does electron transport chain take place in eukaryotes?

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mitochondrial inner membrane

49
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Where does electron transport chain take place in prokaryotes?

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plasma membrane

50
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What is the first carrier in electron transport chain?

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NADH dehydrogenase

51
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__________ passes electrons to bc1 complex

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Ubiquinone

52
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Ubiquinone passes electrons to ___________

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bc1 complex

53
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______ transfers its electrons to ubiquinone which occurs in the _______

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FADH2; inner membrane

54
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Cytochrome c carries electrons to ____________

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cytochrome oxidase complex

55
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________ carries electrons to cytochrome oxidase complex

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Cytochrome c

56
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The electron transport chain produces a ___________

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proton gradient

57
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Mitochondrial matrix is ________ compared with intermembrane space

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negative

58
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ATP synthase

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enzyme that uses energy of proton gradient to make ATP

59
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ATP synthase making ATP using _____ and ______

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ADP; P

60
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______ is an allosteric inhibitor of phosphofructokinase

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ATP

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ATP is an allosteric inhibitor of _______

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phosphofructokinase

62
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_____ is an activator of phosphofructokinase

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ADP

63
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ADP is an activator of ________

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phosphofructokinase

64
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________ is inhibited by ATP and NADH

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citrate synthase

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Citrate synthase is inhibited by ____ and ____

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ATP; NADH

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What happens if NADH is not oxidized fast enough?

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Levels of NADH rise and inhibit pyruvate dehydrogenase

67
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What final electron acceptors are used by prokaryotes in place of oxygen?

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sulfur, nitrate, carbon dioxide, inorganic metals

68
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Without O2, cells that cannot utilize alternative e- acceptor for respiration must rely solely on ______ for ATP

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glycolysis

69
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In fermentation, the reduced organic compound is an ______

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organic acid (lactic acid, acetic acid, etc)

70
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What type of fermentation occurs in yeast?

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Ethanol fermentation

71
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Describe the process of ethanol fermentation

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Yeast enzymes remove a CO2 group from pyruvate through decarboxylation –> acetaldehyde

Acetaldehyde produces ethanol

72
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What type of fermentation is found in muscle cells?

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lactic acid fermentation

73
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Where are fatty acids are oxidized?

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matrix of mitochondria

74
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T or F: B-oxidation is oxygen-dependent

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T

75
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How does the ATP produced by fatty acids compare to glucose?

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The respiration of fatty acids via β-oxidation yields 20% more ATP than glucose

76
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Every oxidation step in β-oxidation makes _____ and _____

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NADH; FADH2

77
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What are examples of negative feedback in CAC?

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CAC is inhibited when ATP is high and stimulated when ATP is low

78
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How many ATP and NADH are produced in glycolysis?

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4 ATP (2 net)
2 NADH

79
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How many oxidation steps occur in CAC, how many NADH/FADH2 are produced?

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3 Oxidation
6 NADH
2 FADH2

80
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What drives the proton pumps in the ETC?

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The energy released through movement of electrons down the ETC

81
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What is the theoretical ATP yield per glucose molecule through aerobic respiration

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30 ATP

82
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What are examples of organisms that can respire anaerobically?

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Prokaryotes

83
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Deamination

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removal of an amino group

84
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B-oxidation

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reaction where 2-carbon units of fatty acids are cleaved and combined with CoA to produce acetyl-CoA

85
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What produces more ATP: fatty acids or carbohydrates?

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Fatty acids

86
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What is acetyl-CoA’s role in anabolic metabolism

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Builds up fatty acids chains; i.e., synthesis of fatty acids

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