glycolisis

Question 1

where does glycolisis occur

Answer 1

in the cytoplasm

Question 2

what is glucose converted into

Answer 2

pyruvate

Question 3

what is glycolisis

Answer 3

splitting of glucose

Question 4

what activates glucose

Answer 4

phosphorilation

Question 5

what does glucose become after it is phosphorilsed

Answer 5

glucose-6-phosphate
6xcarbon 1x p

Question 6

what is added to aid this

Answer 6

atp

Question 7

what is atp converted into

Answer 7

adp

Question 8

after glucose-6-phosphate is formed what happens

Answer 8

converted into fructose-6-phosphate

Question 9

after fructose-6-phosphate is formed what happens

Answer 9

further activatio adding of atp forms adp and fructose -1,6- phosphate

Question 10

what is fructose-1,6- phosphate

Answer 10

6xcarbon 2x phosphate

Question 11

what happens to fructose-1,6- phosphate

Answer 11

splits into 2x 3 carbon groups with ix phosphate each - 2 triosphosphate groups

Question 12

what then happens to the tp groups

Answer 12

addition of phosphate

Question 13

what is now the structure of the two phosphate groups

Answer 13

3x carbon 2x phosphate

Question 14

what then happens to the 2x phosphate tp

Answer 14

oxidation occcurs as nad+ is added to form reduced nadh

Question 15

what reaction occurs when nad is added

Answer 15

oxidation

Question 16

what are the products formed

Answer 16

nadh

Question 17

what then happens to the oxidised triosephosphate

Answer 17

de phosphorilation
2x adp is added to both

Question 18

what does the addition of 2x of adp form

Answer 18

pyruvate

Question 19

what is the bu-product of the addition of 2x of adp

Answer 19

2x atp

Question 20

what is the input of glycolisis

Answer 20

glucose
2xNAD
2xATP

Question 21

what is the output of glycolisis

Answer 21

2x pyruvate
2xNADH
4XATP (two lots of two ATP)