MOD 10.2: CELLULAR RESPIRATION Flashcards
RELEASE OF ENERGY from glucose molecules that are broken down to individual CO2 molecules
CELLULAR RESPIRATION
where does CELLULAR RESPIRATION is INITIATED
CYTOPLASM
where does CELLULAR RESPIRATION is COMPLETED
MITOCHONDRIA
CELLULAR RESPIRATION FORMULA
C6H12O6 + 6O2 —> 6CO2 + 6H2O
In Eukaryotic cells:
● Cellular respiration BEGINS with the products of ____
GLYCOLYSIS
the products of glycolysis is being transported into the ____
MITOCHONDRIA
Further breaking of chemical bonds and the liberation of ATP happen in the _______
MITOCHONDRIA
Further breaking of chemical bonds and the liberation of ____ happen in the Mitochondria
ATP
the further breaking of chemical bonds and the liberation of ATP that happen in the Mitochondria is due to a series of _____
METABOLIC PATHWAYS
END PRODUCTS of cellular respiration in EUKARYOTIC CELLS
CO2
H2O
THEORETICAL MAXIMUM YIELD of cellular respiration is ____ ATP per molecule of glucose metabolized
36
FIRST MAJOR PHASE in cellular respiration
GLYCOLYSIS
where does GLYCOLYSIS takes place?
CYTOPLASM
this DOES NOT REQUIRE OXYGEN
GLYCOLYSIS
GLYCOLYSIS is considered as what type of metabolic reaction
ANAEROBIC CATABOLIC REACTION
glycolysis converts 6-carbon glucose molecule to
2 PYRUVIC ACID molecules
these are RELEASED during glycolysis
HYDROGEN IONS & HIGH ENERGY ELECTRONS
Hydrogen ions and High-energy (Released during the process) are picked up and temporarily held by an acceptor called ____
NAD
HOW MANY STEPS ANG GLYCOLYSIS
TEN STEPS
GLYCOLYSIS:
_____ molecule becomes a FRUCTOSE molecule carrying TWO phosphates (P)
GLUCOSE
GLYCOLYSIS:
GLUCOSE molecule becomes a _____ molecule carrying TWO phosphates (P)
FRUCTOSE
GLYCOLYSIS:
GLUCOSE molecule becomes a FRUCTOSE molecule carrying ____ phosphates (P)
TWO
GLYCOLYSIS:
______ molecule is split into TWO 3-carbon fragments called glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate (GA3P)
FRUCTOSE
GLYCOLYSIS:
FRUCTOSE molecule is split into ____ 3-carbon fragments called glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate (GA3P)
TWO
GLYCOLYSIS:
FRUCTOSE molecule is split into TWO 3-carbon fragments called _______
GA3P
GLYCOLYSIS:
Some hydrogen, energy, and water are ______ from these 3-carbon fragments
REMOVED
glycolysis END PRODUCT
PYRUVIC ACID
For every glucose molecule broken down, the NET products are:
○ 2 ATP
○ 2 NADH + 2𝐻+
○ 2 molecules of pyruvate
● What is the final product of glycolysis?
PYRUVIC ACID
● In what part of the cell does glycolysis take place
CYTOPLASM
● How many ATP are produced during the SECOND HALF of glycolysis
4 ATP MOLECULES
● How many ATP are produced during the FIRST HALF of glycolysis
NONE / 0
● How many ATP are USED during the FIRST half of glycolysis
2 ATP USED
In aerobic respiration, Glycolysis is then followed by two major stages:
● Citric Acid Cycle
● Electron Transport
STAGE 2 of cellular respiration
CITRIC ACID CYCLE
KREBS CYCLE
The citric acid cycle was originally named as
KREBS CYCLE
KREBS CYCLE is also known as
CITRIC ACID CYCLE
Series of BIOCHEMICAL REACTIONS that
are CATALYZED by ENZYMES
CITRIC ACID CYCLE
KREBS CYCLE
Krebs cycle is named after
HANS KREBS
CITRIC ACID CYCLE / KREBS CYCLE is also known as
TRICARBOXYLIC ACID CYCLE
CITRIC ACID CYCLE occurs in the fluid matrix located within the ___
CRISTAE of MITOCHONDRIA
BEFORE ENTERING the CA cycle:
● ________ is released from pyruvic acid that was produced by glycolysis
CARBON DIOXIDE
Before entering the CA cycle:
● Carbon dioxide is released from pyruvic acid that was produced by glycolysis. Enzymes then convert it to a molecule called
ACETYL-CoA
CITRIC ACID CYCLE end products
2 ATP
6 NADH
2 FADH2
● T/F. Not all living things engage in the Krebs cycle.
TRUE
● T/F. Conversion of Pyruvate to acetyl-CoA is the first event in Krebs cycle.
FALSE
● Y/N: Is there a production of ATP in Krebs Cycle?
YES
STAGE 3 of cellular rep
ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN
a series of ELECTRON TRANSPORTERS embedded with the INNER MEMBRANE OF MITOCHONDRION
ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN
ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN:
ETC is used by __________ to create ATP
OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION
ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN:
Oxidative phosphorylation uses ETC to make ATP by the process of ______
CHEMIOSMOSIS
ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN:
Electrons are passed from one member of the transport chain to another in a series of ______
REDOX REACTIONS
ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN:
Electrons are _____ from one member of the transport chain to another in a series of Redox reactions
PASSED
ELECTRON DONORS consisting of acceptor molecules
NADH
FADH2
IRON-CONTAINING proteins included in ACCEPTOR molecules
CYTOCHROMES
electron donors are arranged in a precise sequence on the inner membranes of ____
MITOCHONDRIA
____ flow through a SERIES OF CARRIER MOLECULES down an energy gradient
● Many of which are part of protein complexes (Complex I - IV)
ELECTRONS
______ also ACCEPT PROTONS and RELEASE them to the INTERMEMBRANE SPACE of the mitochondrion
ELECTRON CARRIERS
where does the electron carriers release the protons they accept
INTERMMEBRANE SPACE OF MITOCHONDRION
BUILDUP OF PROTONS outside the mitochondrial matrix
ELECTROCHEMICAL GRADIENT
Through chemiosmosis:
● Additional ______ COUPLE the transport of protons BACK INTO THE MATRIX with phosphorylation of ADP to form ATP
PROTEIN COMPLEXES
_____ stops if there are NO ELECTRON DONORS or ELECTRON ACCEPTOR oxygen molecules
PRODUCTION OF ATP
In the final step of aerobic respiration:
● _____ acts as the ULTIMATE ELECTRON ACCEPTOR
OXYGEN
In the final step of aerobic respiration:
● Oxygen produces _____ as it combines with hydrogen
WATER H2O
A form of respiration taking place in the ABSENCE of OXYGEN
ANAEROBIC RESPIRATION
Two forms of fermentation:
ALCHOHOL FERMENTATION (plants & fungi)
LACTIC ACID FERMENTATION (bacteria & animals)
ALCHOHOL FERMENTATION FORMULA
C6H12O6 —> 2C2H5OH + 2CO2 + ATP
LACTIC ACID FERMENTATION FORMULA
C6H12O6 —> 2C3H6O3 + ATP
STORES energy in sugar molecules
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
RELEASES energy from sugar molecules
RESPIRATION
USES CARBON DIOXIDE & WATER
PHOTO
RELEASES carbon dioxide & water
RESPI
INCREASES weight
PHOTO
DECREASES weight
RESPI
occurs in LIGHT
PHOTO
occurs in either light or darkness
RESPI
occurs in cells containing CHLOROPLAST
PHOTO
occurs in ALL LIVING CELLS
RESPI
PRODUCES OXYGEN in GREEN ORGANISMS
PHOTO
UTILIZES OXYGEN
RESPI
produces ATP with LIGHT ENERGY
PHOTO
produces ATP with ENERGY RELEASED FROM SUGAR
RESPI
Optimum temperature is between
20 - 30
Respiration increases with an increase in ____ content
WATER
Respiration increases with an increase in _____
OXYGEN
FACTORS THAT AFFECT RESPIRATION
TEMPERATURE
WATER
OXYGEN