Topic 11 - Energy from (electro)chemical gradients I Flashcards

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Roles of compartments:

A
  1. Cell membrane: keep stuff outside the cell
  2. Segregation of incompatible biological processes
  3. Providing specialised microenvironments
  4. Facilitating formation of gradients of concentration/electrical charge
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What energy do mitochondria use? Solar or Redox?

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Redox

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3
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What energy do chloroplasts use? Solar or Redox?

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Solar

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4
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What energy do bacteria use? Solar or Redox?

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Both

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5
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What is the site of ATP synthesis in bacteria and mitochondria?

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The inner compartment -> matric/cytoplasm

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6
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What is the site of ATP synthesis in chloroplasts?

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The outer compartment -> stroma

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7
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In ΔG(in-out), from where to where does the substance move?

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It is the energy to move 1 mole of substance from the outside to the inside

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8
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What are the two parts of the Proton Motive Force?

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pH gradient and electrochemical gradient

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9
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Give an example of an ion gradient with only a pH component

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Mitochondrial H+/Na+ antiporter

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10
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Give an example of an ion gradient with only an electrical component

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Calcium transport

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