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What are the three stages of aerobic respiration?

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The three stages of aerobic respiration are glycolysis, krebs cycle, and electron transport chain.

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In eukaryotes, electron transport chain occurs in …

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…the inner membrane of mitochondria

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In eukaryotes, Krebs cycle occurs in….

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…the mitochondria

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In eukaryotes, where does glycolysis occur?

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In the cytoplasm

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Prokaryotes carry out all
reactions in the…

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…cytosol

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6
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Glucose is partially
broken down in…

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…oxidation reactions

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Glycolysis occurs […] for each […] […] oxidised.

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Glycolysis occurs once for each glucose molecule oxidised.

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Energy tally per occurrence in glycolysis?

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2 ATP (GTP)
2 NADH
0 FADH2

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Energy tally per glucose in glycolysis?

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2 ATP (GTP)
2 NADH
0 FADH2

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Oxidation of pyruvate occurs […] for each […] […] oxidised.

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Oxidation of pyruvate occurs twice for each glucose molecule oxidised.

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Energy tally per occurrence of oxidation of pyruvate?

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0 ATP (GTP)
2 NADH
0 FADH2

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Energy tally per glucose of oxidation of pyruvate?

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0 ATP (GTP)
2 NADH
0 FADH2

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Energy tally per occurrence of Krebs Cycle?

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1 ATP (GTP)
3 NADH
1 FADH2

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Energy tally per glucose of Krebs Cycle?

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2 ATP (GTP)
6 NADH
2 FADH2

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Krebs cycle occurs […] for each glucose molecule oxidised.

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Krebs cycle occurs twice for each glucose molecule oxidised.

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Humans, as mammals, convert pyruvate into …

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…lactate.

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17
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What are the three possible fates of pyruvate?

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1) Ethanol
2) Lactate
3) Acetyl CoA (citric acid cycle)

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18
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Pyruvate into ethanol or lactate occurs when…

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…oxygen is absent

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19
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Pyruvate into ethanol occurs in…

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…bacteria or yeast.

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20
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Pyruvate into lactate occurs in…

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…humans, bacteria, or yeast

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21
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Glucose is converted into…

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…pyruvate once it crosses cell membrane

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22
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Pyruvate into Acetyl CoA occurs when…

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…oxygen is present

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Pyruvate is converted into Acetyl CoA which is then funnelled into…

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…the citric acid cycle in the mitochondria

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Where does Pyruvate into Acetyl CoA occur?

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mitochondrion

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Pyruvate into ethanol or lactate occurs in the…

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…cytoplasm/cytosol

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26
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The citric acid cycle occurs in…

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… the mitochondrial matrix

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27
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The electron transport chain occurs in…

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…the inner mitochondrial membrane

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28
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Where is pyruvate dehydrogenase located?

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Within the mitochondrial matrix

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29
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What does pyruvate dehydrogenase break down?

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breaks down pyruvate into acetyl CoA and CO2 by oxidative decarboxylation.

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30
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Pyruvate dehydrogenase located within the mitochondrial matrix breaks down
pyruvate to acetyl CoA and CO2 by…

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…oxidative decarboxylation
.

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31
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Pyruvate has […] carbons.

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Pyruvate has 3 carbons.

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What is the oxidation reaction in the Oxidative Decarboxylation of Pyruvate?

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  • Acetyl group removed from pyruvate and added onto Coenzyme A which then becomes Acetyl CoA.
  • Involves a loss of electrons
  • Oxidation reaction
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Oxidation is …

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…loss

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Reduction is…

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…gain

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What is the reduction reaction in the Oxidative Decarboxylation of Pyruvate?

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  • 1 NADH molecule formed from NAD+ by addition of a H+ ion
  • Reduction reaction
  • Gains electrons
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What is the waste product in Oxidative Decarboxylation of Pyruvate?

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CO2 (decarboxylation)

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37
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Acetyl CoA feeds…

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… 2-carbon units into the citric acid cycle

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38
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Three alternative names for Citric Acid Cycle?

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Citric acid cycle
Tricarboxylic acid cycle
Krebs cycle

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Metabolites in the citric acid cycle
are broken down by …

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…oxidation to CO2

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In the citric acid cycle, the energy released is…

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…‘stored’ as either ATP, NADH or FADH2

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41
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In the citric acid cycle, Oxaloacetate joins…

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… to Acetyl CoA to form citrate

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In the citric acid cycle, Oxaloacetate joins Acetyl CoA to form citrate which means […] carbons are added to […] carbons to make a […] carbon compound.

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In the citric acid cycle, Oxaloacetate joins Acetyl CoA to form citrate which means 2 carbons are added to 4 carbons to make a 6 carbon compound.

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43
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Coenzyme A is an…

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…activated carrier molecule

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44
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What does Coenzyme A (an activated carrier molecule) carry?

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1) Carries Acyl groups
2) Carries energy (phosphate)
3) Carries H/electrons/reducing power

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In the citric acid cycle, Citrate is Converted to…

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…Isocitrate

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In the citric acid cycle, Isocitrate is decarboxylated to…

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…alpha-ketoglutarate

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47
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Succinate coenzyme A is formed by…

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…oxidative decarboxylation of alpha-ketoglutarate

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48
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Loss of electrons and hydrogen = ?

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Oxidation

49
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A reduction reaction is always acccompanied by a…

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…oxidation reactions and vice versa

50
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STEP 5) Succinyl CoA is converted to…

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…Succinate

51
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In step 5, when succinyl coA is converted to Succinate, CoA is released which releases energy which is used by…

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…Succinyl-CoA synthetase

52
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Succinyl-CoA synthetase makes…

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…GTP from GDP

53
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What is GTP?

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Guanosine triphosphate.

54
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Succinyl CoA is converted to Succinate using…

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… Succinyl-CoA synthetase

55
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The conversion of succinyl coA to succinate is known as…

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… Substrate-level phosphorylation

56
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Step 6) Succinate is oxidised to…

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…fumarate using succinate dehydrogenase

57
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Succinate is oxidised to fumarate associated oxidation and reduction reactions?

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Oxidation reaction = loss of hydrogen
Reduction reaction = FAD into FADH2

58
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STEP 7) Fumarate is hydrated to…

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…malate using fumarase

59
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STEP 8) Malate is oxidised to…

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…oxaloacetate

60
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STEP 8) Malate is oxidised to oxaloacetate, what are the associated oxidation and reduction reactions?

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  • 2 hydrogens come out, molecule becomes oxidised and become oxaloacetate.
  • Partner reduction reaction - NAD which becomes reduced to NADH by picking up hydrogen.
61
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Step 9) TCA cycle starts again with …

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…incorporation of acetyl CoA.

62
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TCA cycle products of one turn of the cycle?

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  • 2 carbons enter (acetyl CoA)
  • 2 carbons leave (CO2)

Energy tally:
ATP (GTP) = 1
NADH = 3
FADH2 = 1

63
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TCA cycle occurs […] per […]

A

TCA cycle occurs twice per
glucose molecule

64
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TCA cycle totals for 1 glucose molecule:

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3 NADH x 2 = 6 NADH
1 x GTP (ATP) x 2 = 2 ATP
1 x FADH2 x 2 = 2 FADH2

65
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Electron transport chain is also known as…

A

RESPIRATORY CHAIN

66
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The Electron Transport Chain occurs in the …

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… Occurs in the inner mitochondrial membrane.

67
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Describe the electron transport chain.

A

Reduced NADH & FADH2 pass electrons to proteins in the
electron transport chain, thus becoming re-oxidized.

68
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In the electron transport chain, A series of …

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…coupled oxidation & reduction reactions occur with electrons being passed along a series of carriers

69
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In the electron transport chain, O2 is reduced to…

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…H2O

70
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electrons will naturally travel from NADH to…

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…coenzyme Q

71
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electrons will naturally travel from NADH to coenzyme Q which is how they…

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…travel down the electron transport chain.

72
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Reduction potentials drive the …

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…transfer of electrons along the electron transport chain

73
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The more positive the reduction potential is…

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…the more likely something is to pick up eletrons.

74
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The passage of electrons down the Electron Transfer Chain is …

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…exergonic

75
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Free energy released is used to…

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…pump H+s into the intermembrane space

76
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Protons pumped across the inner mitochondrial membrane for every NADH =

A

10

77
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Protons pumped across the inner mitochondrial membrane for every FADH2 =

A

6

78
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In the electron transport chain, what is the The proton-motive force?

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The electrochemical potential inherent in a transmembrane gradient of H+ concentration

79
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In the electron transport chain, what is Oxidative Phosphorylation?

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Protons travel back down their electrical and chemical gradient via the ATP synthase. This movement is coupled to ATP synthesis.

80
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In electron transport chain, Chemiosmotic Theory is…

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Energy derived from electron transfer reactions is temporarily stored as a transmembrane difference in charge and pH, which subsequently drives the formation of ATP in oxidative phosphorylation.

81
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b2 from F0 associates with…

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… a alpha/beta subunit in F1 holding them fixed relative to the membrane

82
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the Fo cylinder of c subunits is
attached to…

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…the F1 shaft (y and e)

83
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The Fo cylinder is made up of…

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… c subunuts

84
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The F1 shaft is made up of…

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…y and e

85
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The F1 shaft, unlike alpha and beta portions of F1, is able to…

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…rotate

86
Q

The ATP Synthase Complex V is made up of…

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…F1 particle and F0 complex

87
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as H+ flow through the membrane…

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…the cylinder and shaft rotate and
the beta subunits of F1 change
conformation as the y subunit
associates with each in turn

88
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The proton-motive force causes …

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…rotation of the shaft

89
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Describe the Binding Changed Model for ATP Synthesis?

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  • For every 3 protons which pass through the membrane, the shaft (y subunit) rotates 120 degrees and touches each aB subunit in turn, causing synthesis of 1 atp molecule
  • The shaft causes a change in the
    conformation of the beta-subunit, altering its ADP/ATP binding properties.
  • The subunits interact in such a way
    that if one subunit takes on the beta-empty conformation its neighbour
    on one side must adopt the beta-ADP
    conformation and the other the beta-ATP conformation
90
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In the Binding Change Model for ATP Synthesis, every 120 degree rotation = ?

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every 120 degree rotation = 1 atp molecule synthesised.

91
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In the Binding Change Model for ATP Synthesis, movement of 3 protons drives…

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…synthesis of 1 molecule of ATP

92
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An additional H+ is needed for…

A

…the production of ATP

93
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How many H+ needed to synthesise 1 ATP?

A

4

94
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How many H+ used in ATP synthase?

A

3

95
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How many H+ used in Pi transport?

A

1

96
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Direct products of glycolysis?

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ATP = 2
NADH (cytosolic) = 2

97
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Number of protons pumped in glycolysis?

A

ATP = 0
NADH (cytosolic) = 20 or 12

98
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Number of ATP produced in glycolysis?

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ATP = 2
NADH (cytosolic) = 5 or 3

99
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Direct products of pyruvate oxidation?

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NADH (mitochondrial matrix) = 2

100
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Number of protons pumped in pyruvate oxidation?

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NADH (mitochondrial matrix) = 20

101
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Number of ATP produced in pyruvate oxidation?

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NADH (mitochondrial matrix) = 5

102
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Direct products of Acetyl-CoA
oxidation in Krebs cycle?

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NADH (mitochondrial matrix) = 6
FADH2 = 2
ATP or GTP = 2

103
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Number of protons pumped in Acetyl-CoA oxidation in Krebs cycle??

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NADH (mitochondrial matrix) = 60
FADH2 = 12
ATP or GTP = N/A (0)

104
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Number of ATP produced in Acetyl-CoA
oxidation in Krebs cycle?

A

NADH (mitochondrial matrix) = 15
FADH2 = 3
ATP or GTP = 2

105
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Total ATP yield per glucose?

A

32 or 30 ATP

106
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Protons pumped across the inner mitochondrial membrane for every NADH =

A

10

107
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Protons pumped across the inner mitochondrial membrane for every FADH2 =

A

6

108
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Protons pumped across the inner mitochondrial membrane for every FADH2 =

A

4

109
Q

How much ATP/energy generated in Malate-Aspartate Shuttle?

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5 ATP

110
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How much ATP/energy generated in Glycerol-3-Phosphate Shuttle?

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3 ATP

111
Q

Malate is taken to make…

A

…NADH

112
Q

Glycerol-3-Phosphate Shuttle is used in…

A

…skeletal muscle and brain

113
Q

2,4-dinitrophenol is known as a…

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…Miracle Slimming Drug!!

114
Q

2,4-dinitrophenol is…

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…inner-membrane soluble

115
Q

2,4-dinitrophenol carries…

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…charge across the membrane
dissipating the proton gradient

116
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2,4-dinitrophenol uncouples …

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…electron transport from oxidative phosphorylation

  • Raises the metabolic rate as a result
117
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2,4-dinitrophenol was administered as a…

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… ‘diet’ drug in the early twentieth century to clinically obese…but not carefully regulated

118
Q

2,4-dinitrophenol was successful in…

A

Successful in eliminating fat ….and patients!

119
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2,4-dinitrophenol is taken for…

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…slimming. When taken, body stops producing energy, which can kill people.

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