Science Cellular Res. Flashcards

1
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Def. cellular respiration

A

Releasing energy from glucose and making ATP

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2
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3 stages of res.

A

Glycolysis, Krebs Cycle, ETC

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3
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Organic compound of all life:

A

Glucose

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4
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ATP components

A

Adenine. Ribose. Phosphate group

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5
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What does NAD+ do? (ETC)

A

Binds to H electrons and carries the high energy electrons to the ETC

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6
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In glycolysis glucose is converted into…

A

2 PGAL and pyruvic acid

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7
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How are res. And photosynthesis similar?

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Both involve energy transformation

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8
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How are res. And photosynthesis different

A

Photo: involves turning light energy into chemical energy
Res: breaks chemical energy into ATP and heat.

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9
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Foods purpose:

A

Gives energy and gives raw materials to build structure

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10
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Final electron adapter in ETC

A

Oxygen

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11
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Food made from lactic acid fermentation

A

Cheese, yogurt etc.

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12
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How many NADH enter the ETC

A
  1. 2 from glycolysis 2 from bridge and 6 from krebs
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13
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What happens when oxygen comes back to the muscle after not having oxygen.

A

Lactic acid is converted back to pyruvic acid

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14
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True or faults. The hydrogen electron acceptor during glycolysis is FAD.

A

False

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15
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What is the purpose of the electron acceptor NAD+?

A

Catches Electron and then changes to NADH

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16
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What part of the mitochondria does the Krebs cycle occur

17
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Where in the mitochondria does electron transport chain take place

A

Inner membrane

18
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What is the role of Coenzyme A

A

Attached to acetate and forms acetyl-CoA. This delivers acetate to Krebs cycle

19
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Coenzyme A attaches to the 2- carbon _______ to the 4- carbon ___________ to form the 6- carbon ________

A

Acetate. Oxaloacetic acid. Citrix acid.

20
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Before the Krebs cycle can proceed pyruvic acid must be converted to:

A

Acetyl CoA

21
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For each turn of the Krebs cycle:

How many ATP are produced

22
Q

For each turn of the Krebs cycle:

How many NADH are produced

23
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For each turn of the Krebs cycle:

How many FADH2 are produced

24
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For each turn of the Krebs cycle:

How many CO2 are produced

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What molecules are made during in the Krebs cycle and later used an electron transport chain
NADH FADH2
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ATP in glycolysis
2
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ATP in bridge reaction
0
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ATP in Krebs cycle
2
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ATP in ETC
34
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ATP for each NADH
3
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ATP for each FADH2
2
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ATP during anaerobic respiration
2
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ATP produced during aerobic res
34
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ATP in cytoplasm
2
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ATP in mitochondria
34
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ATP in fermentation
2
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Equation for alcoholic fermentation
Glucose > pyruvic acid > ethyl alcohol
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Equation for lactic acid fermentation
Glucose - pyruvic acid- lactic acid
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Three types of active transport
- Phagocytosis: surrounds and engulfs food particles and packages. "Cellular eating" - pinocytosis: "cellular drinking" surrounds and engulfs solute- rich droplets - exocytosis: fuse with membrane to force contents out of cell.