Respiration Flashcards

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1
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All of the following are produced by aerobic cellular respiration except

Carbon dioxide

Water

Heat

Lactic acid
A

Lactic acid

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  1. In order for aerobic respiration to take place, the cell membrane must take up ___ and the mitochondrial membrane must take up __.Pyruvate; oxygenGlucose; carbon dioxideGlucose; oxygen and pyruvatePyruvate; oxygen
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Glucose; oxygen and pyruvate

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  1. ATP is the energy stored in our cells. The ultimate source of this energy comes fromPhosphateGlucoseSunlightADP
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Sunlight

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  1. Of the following processes, which produces the largest amount of ATP?GlycolysisLight reaction in photosynthesisElectron transport chain and oxidative phosphorylationAnaerobic respiration
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Electron transport chain and oxidative phosphorylation

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  1. The metabolic pathway that involves the oxidation of glucose to pyruvate is calledglycolysis.oxidative phosphorylation.the citric acid cycle.fermentation (anaerobic respiration).
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glycolysis.

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  1. The enzymes of the Krebs cycle are located in thecytoplasm.inter-membrane space of mitochondria.vesicles of the ER.outer membrane of the mitochondria.matrix of the mitochondria.
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matrix of the mitochondria.

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  1. NAD and FAD areoxidised to NADH and FADH during glycolysis and the citric acid cycle.reduced to NADH and FADH by the electron transport system.recycled from NADH and FADH by the electron transport system.converted to NADH and FADH in reactions coupled to the synthesis of ATP.
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recycled from NADH and FADH by the electron transport system.

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  1. A process common to all living organisms, aerobic and anaerobic, isglycolysis.fermentation forming lactic acid and ethanol.the Krebs cycle.electron transport chain reactions.
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glycolysis.

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  1. The chief energy currency of all cells is a molecule calledNADH.FADH.ATP.ADP.
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ATP.

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  1. Instruction: Answer to this question requires you to google outside the lecture notes. The electron carriers of the respiratory electron transport chain areembedded in the plasma membrane of aerobically respiring prokaryotic cells.embedded in the plasma membrane in all prokaryotic cells.absent in all prokaryotic cells.embedded in the inner mitochondrial membrane of aerobically respiring prokaryotic cells
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embedded in the plasma membrane in all prokaryotic cells.

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Label structure of MITOCHONDria (5)

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  1. Inner and outer membrane
  2. Matrix
  3. Cristae
  4. Circula DNA
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Where does CAC and OPP take place in mitochondria???

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  1. CAC: matrix

2. OP: cristae

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Products of citric acid cycle

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CO2, NADH, ATP, FADH

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Does oP REQUIRE OXYGEN?

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Yes

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What does oxygen and hydrogen form in end of OP

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H2o

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Products of OP (4)

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  1. ATP,
  2. H2O,
  3. NAD, FAD ( both recycled)
17
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Chem equation for yeast

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Glucose—> ethanol + CO2

18
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Chem equation for skeletal

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Glucose–> lactic acid

19
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difference between ANA AND AEROBIC!!!

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Aerobic: has Co2 and more ATP

takes place cytoplasm, occurrence in skeletal and yeast cells.