Respiration Flashcards
what is the site of glycolysis
cytoplasm of cells
State the different stages of glycolysis
- phosphorylation
- lysis
- phosphorylation
- dehydrogenation & formation
Explain what happens in phosphorylation and lysis
- hexose bisphosphate(6C) is produced when 2 Phosphate groups are attached to hexose.2x Pi from 2 units of ATP
- lysis- hexose bisphosphate is unstable so breaks down into 2x triose phosphate (3C)
Explain what happens in phosphorylation and dehydrogenation ATP
- Pi group attache to the 2xtriose phosphate forming triose bisphosphate.
- 2x triose bisphosphate oxidised by the removal hydrogen. Forming pyruvate.
What is the role of NAD in glycolysis
In dehydrogenation of ATP, NAD accepts th H removed from triose bisphosphate. So NAD becomes reduced.
Explain how substrate level phosphorylation plays occurs in glycolysis
ATP formed by transfer of phosphate group from a phosphorylated intermediate (triose bisphosphate)
Explain how substrate level phosphorylation is demonstrated in glycolysis
ATP formed by transfer of phosphate group from a phosphorylated intermediate (triose bisphosphate)
Define substrate level phosphorylation
Formation of ATP w/o involvement of electron transport chain
What is the net ATP yield and explain
2 molecules of ATP.
4 are produced in the end but 2 are used to prime the process.
How many molecules of NAD are produced and what happens to it
- 2 molecules.
- used in oxidative phosphorylation
How many molecules of pyruvate are produced and what happens to it
- 2 molecules
- used in the link reaction
How many molecules of ATP are produced and what happens to it
- 2 molecules (net)
- Used for energy
What is the reaction that links glycolysis and the Krebs cycle called.
How does it link them
the link Reaction
glycolysis occurs in cytoplasm of cell
Where does link reaction take place
the mitochondrial matrix
where is the ATP produced used in?
1.some ATP used to (actively) transport pyruvate (into the mitochondrion)
2.some ATP used to (actively) transport
H(+) from (reduced) NAD ,
formed in glycolysis / into the mitochondrion