module 5 - cell extraction Flashcards

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1
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in what stages is food molecules broken down in

A
  1. in mouth, gut and lysosomes
  2. cytosol
  3. mitochondria
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2
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what is the most common chemical fuel in cells

A

glucose

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3
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where is energy stored in molecules

A

chemical bonds

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4
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what does chemical energy that is released used to make?

A

ATP

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5
Q

what generates heat?

A

burning of sugar in nonliving systems

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6
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3 catabolic processes

A
  1. glycolysis
  2. cellular respiration
  3. fermentation
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7
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glycolysis

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converts glucose to 2 pyruvate and small energy

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8
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cellular respiration

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uses o2 (aerobic) and converts 1 pyruvate into 3 CO2

-pyruvate oxidation
-citric acid cycle
-ETC

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9
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fermentation

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pyruvate into lactic acid or ethanol (less energy than cellular)

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10
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when one chemical is oxidized….

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its electrons are transferred to another chemical

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11
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oxidizing agent

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reactant becomes reduced

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12
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reducing agent

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reactant that becomes oxidized

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13
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when does redox reactions occur

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during formation of salt NaCl

  • Na gives up an electron (becomes oxidized = reducing agent)
  • Cl gains an electron (becomes reduced and is oxidizing agent)
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14
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do all redox involve a complete transfer of electrons

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no

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15
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the more reduced a molecule is….

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the more energy is stored in covalent bonds

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16
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what is oxidized form of NADH (reduced form og)

A

NAD+

17
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reduction reaction of NAD+ molecule

A

transfer of one proton and 2 electrons

18
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does NADH or ATP carry more free energy

A

NADH

19
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how to cells harvest energy.

A

using diff combo of metabolic pathways

20
Q

metabolic pathways under aerobic?

A

glycolysis, pyruvate oxidation, citric acid cycle and ETC

21
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metabolic pathways under anaerobic?

A

glycolysis and fermentation

22
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where does glycolysis take place in

A

cytoplasm

23
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what is the net result of glycolysis

A

2 pyruvate + 2 ATP + 2 NADH

24
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glycolysis can be divided in 3 parts… what are they?

A

energy consuming (ATP), cleavage phase and energy-releasing

25
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where does cellular respiration take place?

A

mitochondria

26
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what does pyruvate oxidation links

A

glycolysis and citric acid cycle

27
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where does pyruvate oxidation occur

A

mitochondrial matrix

28
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what does pyruvate oxidation create?

A

1 NADH

29
Q

what is acetyl CoA

A

starting point for citric acid (8 reactions)

30
Q

what does oxidative phosphorylation complete?

A

catabolism of food molecule

31
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what happens in ETC?

A

electrons from NADH and FADH2 pass thru respiratory chain (NADH donates its high-energy electrons to ETC)

32
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what does the respiratory chain transfers and releases?

A

transfers electrons and protons and releases energy

33
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when does redox potential increase?

A

along mitochondrial ETC

34
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ATP synthase is a reversible

A

coupling device

35
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inner mitochondrial membrane converts ???

A

one form of energy to another

36
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what does fermentation pathways allow

A

glucose to be partially oxidized in absence of O2

37
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can fermentation produce ATP in absence of oxygen

A

yes

38
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animal cells store

A

glucose in form of glycogen

39
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feedback regulation allows cells too switch??

A

from glucose breakdown to glucose synthesis