Key area 2.2 Flashcards

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1
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Basic word equation for respiration

A

Glucose + Oxygen = ATP + CO2 + H2O

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2
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Structural difference between ATP and ADP

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ATP = 3 phosphate groups

ADP = 2 phosphate groups

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3
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What process can ATP carry out

A

Phosphorolation

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4
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Word eqn for phosporolation

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ADP + Pi = ATP

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5
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3 stages of respiration

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  • Glycolisis
  • Citric acid cycle
  • The electron transport chain
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6
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Which stages require oxygen and which don’t

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Glycdisis = Does not
CAC = Does
ETC = Does
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7
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Where does glycolisis take place

A

Cyctoplasm

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8
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Word equation for glycolisis

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do on paper

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9
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Why can the first stage of respiration be described as the energy investment stage

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2ATP must be added in to gain 4ATP

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10
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Where does the CAC take place

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Matrix/Central cavity of mitochondria

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11
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Hydrogen carriers in the CAC

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FAD

NAD

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12
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What does acetyl group combine with and name the molecule that is formed

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Acetyl + Co enzyme A - Acetyle Co enzyme A

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13
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What combines with acetyl Co -A to form citrate

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Ocaloacetate

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14
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Draw the CAC

A

do on paper

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15
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Where does the ETC occour

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Inner membrane

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16
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Where do the hydrogen HEE for the ETC come from

A

Glycolisis

CAC

17
Q

Name the final hydrogen electron acceptor

A

Oxygen

18
Q

Which stage in cell respiration involve a chain of protein carrier molecules

A

ETC

19
Q

What is the function of ATP synthase

A

Enzyme which catalyses the synthesis of ATP

20
Q

Name two other respiratory substrates apart from glucose

A

Proteins and fats

21
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State when fats and proteins can be used as respiratory substrates

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Fats = intermediates and glycolisis and CAC

Proteins = Amino acid used as intermediates an glycolisis and CAC

22
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What is the purpose of the enzyme dehydrogenase

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Removes hydrogen ions or electrons from substrate and causes NAD to NADH

23
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Why are respiration pathways essential to the survival of cells

A

Provide energy metabollic pathways require

24
Q

what is the energy source for ETC

A

HEE

25
Q

Describe pyruvate preparation

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Pyruvate gets broken down into acetyl Co-A and CO2 is released as a waste product

26
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Describe the ETC

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  • series of protein in the inner membrane
  • all the hydrogen ions and electrons that are carried by NAD and FAD are passed to ETC
  • the HEE electrons move down the ETC releasing energy which is used to pump H ions across the membrane
  • the flow of H ions rotates ATP synthase which synthesizes ATP
  • oxygen is the final electron acceptor which combines with H and electrons to form water
27
Q

What is the final yield of ATP in respiration

A

38

28
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What is the function of dehydrogenase

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The enzyme that removes hydrogen ions and passes them to hydrogen carriers (NAD & FAD)