Chapter 8: Section 3 Flashcards

1
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Energy

A

The ability to cause motion

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2
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Thermodynamics

A

Energy turns into heat

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3
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ATP

A

Made in atp synthase, ATP>ADP subtract a phosphate

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4
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Cellular energy

A

How organisms obtain energy

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5
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Equation for cellular respiration

A

Glucose+oxygen—> carbon dioxide+water+ATP

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6
Q

Glycolysis = _____

A

Sugar

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7
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Glucose

A

Sugar

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8
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Lysis

A

Breaking down

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9
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Why is mitochondria that powerhouse of the cell?

A

Because it makes energy (ATP)

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10
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In glycolysis you need:

A

Sugar, atp, nadp+

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11
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Process of glycolysis:

A
  • Glucose is broken down in the cytoplasm through the process of glycolysis
  • Two molecules of ATP are used to break down glucose
  • Four ATP and two NADH is produced for each molecule of glucose that is broken down. End product is two Pyruvates
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12
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What needs to happen before glycolysis can continue

A

Pyruvate needs to be made

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13
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Krebs Cycle

A

Pyruvate releases co2 making NADH producing acetyl CoA. CoA bonds with the 4 carbon compound. Making 6 carbon (citric acid). Loses another co2 Making another NADH, becomes a 5 carbon. Loses another Co2 making NADH, becomes a 4 carbon. Then make FADH2. Charged with atp. Makes NADH. You are left with the 4 carbon compound that will continue the cycle.

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14
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Glycolysis has made a net of result of:

A

2 ATP, NADH, and 2 pyruvate

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15
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Aerobic

A

Needs oxygen

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16
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Final step of cellular respiration in the membrane

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  • Hydrogen from NADH release e-
  • H+ are pumped outside matrix and accumulate and go through ATP synthase
  • E- to membrane to travel down chain giving up energy to produce ATP
  • Used e- is then reunited with P+ forming H
  • Two H combine with O water is produced (H2O)
17
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Why do we need oxygen?

A

Oxygen picks up hydrogen, allows the transport chain to run, makes ATP so we can continue to live

18
Q

What makes the ATP?

A

Energy from the electron

19
Q

ATP TOTALS:

Glycolysis

A

(2 ATP net) produces 4 ATP and 2 NADH

20
Q

ATP TOTALS:

Krebs

A

2 ATP, 8NADH, 2FADH2

21
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ATP TOTALS:

Electron transport

A

24 ATP from multiplying the 8NADH from the Krebs cycle x3

22
Q

ATP TOTALS:

Extra info to know:

A

Each NADH = 2 ATP

Each group of 3 FADH2 = 2ATP (only 2 produced so not a factor figured into total below)

23
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ATP TOTAL:

A

36 ATP from one molecule of glucose

24
Q

Anaerobic

A

Anti oxygen

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Anaerobic respiration
anaerobic pathway that follows glycolysis
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Lactic acid fermentation
After glycolysis the needed Oxygen is not available so fermentation takes place
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What’s the difference between pyruvate and lactic acid?
Lactic acid is charged with an electron
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Alcohol fermentation
After glycolysis in yeasts and some bacteria alcoholic fermentation takes place
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What is alcoholic fermentation used to produce?
Bread, fuel, beverages
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How many ATP can one NDAH make?
3
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What is the difference between alcoholic fermentation and pyruvate.
The alcoholic fermentation makes carbon dioxide and ethanol.