Energy at the Cellular Level

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autotrophs are

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self feeding

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autotrophs produce

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sugars from carbon dioxide, water, and solar energy from the sun

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almost all plants are

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autotrophic, non-green plants are not and are parasites or feed off of other plants

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photosynthesis definition

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process that converts solar energy into chemical energy

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photosynthesis nourishes

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almost all of the world

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write the photosynthesis reaction

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6 CO2 + 6H20 + energy –> glucose + O2

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Heterotrophs

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obtain chemical material from other organisms, are “other feeding”

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heterotrophs are consumers of

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the biosphere

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photosynthesis came long before

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cellular respiration

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cellular respiration equation

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sugar + 6 O2 –> 6 CO2 + 6 H20 + energy

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the process going from cellular respiration to photosynthesis is

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a constant cycle

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photosynthesis is a

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redox reaction

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During the photosynthesis redox reaction, H2O is _____ into ______, and CO2 is ____ into _____.

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oxidized into oxygen, reduced into sugar

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List the three main energy carriers

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NAD+, FAD, and ATP

Question 15

energy carriers transfer electrons to _____.

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change energy states.

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as electrons move _____.

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energy states change

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when glucose is oxidized, electrons are lost and transferred to _____.

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NAD+ and FAD

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which is higher energy state, FADH2 or NADH?

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FADH2

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ATP can be ______ to make ADP

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hydrolized

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ATP is very ____, therefore we do not store it in our bodies and only make it when we have to

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unstable due to phosphate bonds

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aerobic respiration

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consumes organic molecules and oxygen to make ATP

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_____ + ______ –> ATP

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glucose and oxygen

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fermentation/ anaerobic definition

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partial degradation of sugars WITHOUT OXYGEN

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cellular respiration is mainly (aerobic/ anaerobic)

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aerobic

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cellular respiration slowly creates _____. Why is it a slow process?

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ATP To utilize all energy and control the reaction

Question 26

In cellular respiration, sugars _____. into _____. and oxygen _____. into _____.

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oxidizes into carbon dioxide, and oxygen reduces into water

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There are _____ main steps in cellular respiration

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four

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glycolysis definition

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the breakdown of glucose to form two Pyruvate and two ATP molecules

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glycolysis occurs within the

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cytoplasm

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glycolysis is present in

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ALL living things

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glycolysis is (anaerobic or aerobic)?

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anaerobic

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the pyruvate travels to the

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mitochondria to be used in the Krebs cycle

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glycolysis is an example of a

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metabolic pathway reaction where it is step-by-step

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energy is SLOWLY made in a glycolysis reaction to

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utilize and produce as much energy as possible, and to control the reaction

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during glycolysis, electrons are transferred to

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ATP and NADH

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When oxidized, pyruvate can either undergo a anaerobic reaction or aerobic reaction, which one and why

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anaerobic because aerobic reaction produces the build up of lactate

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pyruvate oxidized produces ______, which is the main component of the ______.

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Acetyl CoA, Kreb's Cycle

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the Kreb's Cycle is also known as

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the citric acid cycle

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The Kreb's Cycle definition

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takes Acetyl- CoA made from pyruvate oxidation and produces ATP, NADH, and FADH2

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The Kreb's cycle is important because

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the products NADH and FADH2 are vital to the electron transport chain step

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The Kreb's cycle is a _____ cycle, because acetyl Co-A + ______ is constantly making ______, and the reaction is always reversed right back.

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circular cycle ; oxaloacetate ---> citrate

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The Kreb's cycle occurs in ___ in eukaryotic cells and in ____ in prokaryotic cells

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mitochondria; chloroplasts

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______ and _____ produced in the Kreb's cycle donate electrons to the ______.

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NADH and FADH2, electron transport chain

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the electrons that are donated to the electron transport chain are vital because they ___________, which is made through what process?

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power ATP synthesis, made through oxidative phosphorylation

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the electron transportation process takes place within the

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mitochondria which contains a folded gradient within the organelle

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the electron transport chain process is an example of what type of reaction

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chemiosmosis

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chemiosmosis definition

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uses energy is a H+ gradient

Question 48

list the overall steps to cellular respiration

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glucose --> NADH --> e- transport chain --> proton motive force --> ATP

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Only 34% of the energy

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produced by the cellular respiration process is actually produced, the rest of the energy is lost