Lecture 22 Flashcards

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1
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glycolysis and anaerobic respiration occur in the ___

A

cytoplasm

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2
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___ and ___ occur in the cytoplasm

A

glycolysis and anaerobic respiration

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3
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oxidation of pyruvate and the citric acid cycle occur in the ___

A

matrix

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4
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___ and the ___ occur in the matrix

A

oxidation of pyruvate and the citric acid cycle

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5
Q

during ETC:

how many types of proton pumps are there in the inner membrane of the mitochondria?

A

3

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6
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during ETC:

NADH transports electrons to proton pump ___

A

1

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7
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during ETC:

___ transports electrons to proton pump 1

A

NADH

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8
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during ETC:

FADH2 transports electrons to proton pump ___

A

2

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9
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during ETC:

___ transports electrons to proton pump 2

A

FADH2

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10
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during ETC:

an ETC carries electrons to proton pumps ___ and ___

A

2 and 3

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11
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during ETC:

an ___ carries electrons to proton pumps 2 and 3

A

ETC

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12
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during ETC:

oxygen is the final ___ ___

A

electron acceptor

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13
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during ETC:

___ is the final electron acceptor

A

oxygen

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14
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during ETC:

oxygen is the ___ electron acceptor

A

final

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15
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during ETC:

oxygen is the final ___ acceptor

A

electron

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16
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during ETC:

oxygen is the final electron ___

A

acceptor

17
Q

proton gradient formation:

energy from the electrons powers the ___ ___

A

proton pumps

18
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proton gradient formation:

___ from the electrons powers the proton pumps

A

energy

19
Q

proton gradient formation:

energy from the ___ powers the proton pumps

A

electrons

20
Q

proton gradient formation:

protons (from the matrix) form a gradient in the inner ___ ___

A

membrane space

21
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proton gradient formation:

protons (from the matrix) form a gradient in the ___ membrane space

A

inner

22
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proton gradient formation:

protons (from the matrix) form a ___ in the inner membrane space

A

gradient

23
Q

proton gradient formation:

___ (from the matrix) form a gradient in the inner membrane space

A

protons

24
Q

proton gradient formation:

protons (from the ___) form a gradient in the inner membrane space

A

matrix

25
Q

chemiosmosis:

protons flow thru the ___ ___

A

ATP synthase

26
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chemiosmosis:

___ flow thru the ATP synthase

A

protons

27
Q

chemiosmosis:

proton flow thru the ATP synthase is used to make ___

A

ATP

28
Q

chemiosmosis:

___ … is used to make ATP

A

proton flow thru the ATP synthase

29
Q

efficiency of respiration:

ATP yield from 1 glucose molecule: ___ ATPs

___% efficiency, the max for eukaryotes

A

36 ATPs

38% efficiency

30
Q

efficiency of respiration:

usually, less than 36 ATPs are produced from 1 glucose molecule because

A

mitochondrial membrane leaks –> dissipates some of the proton gradient

proton gradient is also used to drive other processes (sacrificing some ATP production)

31
Q

diversity of life on earth is ___

A

vast

32
Q

why we need a method to categorize and name organisms

A

allows scientists to communicate about organisms precisely

provides method to show relationship b/n organisms (phylogeny)
- how closely or distantly organisms are related

33
Q

relationships (phylogeny):

similar features allow us to:

A

group organisms together
infer common ancestry

can also infer that an organism is more closely related to one organism than another

34
Q

difficulties in building family trees:

similarities b/n organisms come in 2 types

A

homology

analogy

35
Q

homology (definition and example)

A

similarities due to common ancestry

ex. foreleg of horse and cow

36
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analogy (definition and example)

A

similarities due to a common type of solution to a survival problem
ex. wings of a bat and wings of a fly

37
Q

which type of similarity is more useful for building family trees?

A

homology