Topic 8 - CELL PHYSIOLOGY II Flashcards

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ATP catabolism: Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)

  • adenine + ______ (= ______) + 3 phosphates
  • energy stored in _______ ______ (covalent)
  • energy ________ used for ________ (protein synthesis, _____ ______ ______, muscle contractions, etc.
  • ____ ___ is stored, so _______ have to make it
A
  • adenine + ribose (=adenosine) + 3 phosphates
  • energy stored in phosphate bonds (covalent)
  • energy produced used for reactions (protein synthesis, active membrane transport, muscle contractions, etc.
  • little ATP is stored, so constantly have to make it
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ATP catabolism: Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)

  • ______ + ribose (=adenosine) + 3 _______
  • ______ ______ in phosphate bonds (______)
  • ______ produced ______ ___ reactions (______ _______, active membrane transport, ________ ______, etc.
  • little ATP is ______, so constantly have to ______ __.
A
  • adenine + ribose (=adenosine) + 3 phosphates
  • energy stored in phosphate bonds (covalent)
  • energy produced used for reactions (protein synthesis, active membrane transport, muscle contractions, etc.
  • little ATP is stored, so constantly have to make it
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ATP Catabolism: Adenosine Triphosphate

no hints

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  • adenine + ribose (=adenosine) + 3 phosphates
  • energy stored in phosphate bonds (covalent)
  • energy produced used for reactions (protein synthesis, active membrane transport, muscle contractions, etc.
  • little ATP is stored, so constantly have to make it
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ATP catabolism: Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP)

draw diagram

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Cellular Respiration:

1

  • production of what?
    • glucose ______ most cells by ______ _______ (may be ______ in some cells by ______)
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  • production of ATP using glucose
    • glucose enters most cells by fascilitated transport (may be increased in some cells by insulin)
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cellular respiration

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  • ________ of ATP using glucose
  • _____ enters ____ ______ by fascilitated transport (______ __ increased in _____ ____by insulin)
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  • production of ATP using glucose
    • glucose enters most cells by fascilitated transport (may be increased in some cells by insulin)
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cellular respiration

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  • production of ATP using glucose
    • glucose enters most cells by fascilitated transport (may be increased in some cells by insulin)
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8
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cellular respiration

overall equation

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1 glucose (C6H12O6) + 6 O2 ⇒ 6 O2 + 6 H2O + 32 (max) ATP + heat

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9
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cellular respiration

steps

  1. Glycolysis (anaerobic) in cytosol
    1. Krebs Cycle
      4.
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  1. Glycolysis (anaerobic) in cytosol
  2. Aerobic in mitochondria
  3. Krebs Cycle
  4. Electron Transport Chain
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cellular respiration

steps

    1. Aerobic in mitochondria
    1. Electron Transport Chain
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  1. Glycolysis (anaerobic) in cytosol
  2. Aerobic in mitochondria
  3. Krebs Cycle
  4. Electron Transport Chain
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cellular respiration

steps

no hints

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  1. Glycolysis (anaerobic) in cytosol
  2. Aerobic in mitochondria
  3. Krebs Cycle
  4. Electron Transport Chain
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Cellular Respiration

diagram

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Cellular Respiration

In the body:

what are the 3 things in the body?

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  1. glycogen ⇒ glucose ⇒ ATP
  2. proteins
  3. fats
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Cellular Respiration

In the body:

  1. proteins
  • _____ __ can be _______ to pyruvic acid or _______ krebs cycle
  • ________ on body’s need ______ ____ new glucose (_____, kidney) or ____ (most cells)
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  • some aa can be converted to pyruvic acid or enter krebs cycle
  • depending on body’s need may form new glucose (liver, kidney) or ATP (most cells)
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Cellular Respiration

In the body:

2. proteins

  • some aa _____ __ converted to _____ ____ or enter _______ ____
  • depending on _____ ____ may form new glucose (liver, ____) or ATP (____ _____)
A
  • some aa can be converted to pyruvic acid or enter krebs cycle
  • depending on body’s need may form new glucose (liver, kidney) or ATP (most cells)
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Cellular Respiration

In the body:

2. proteins

no hints

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  • some aa can be converted to pyruvic acid or enter krebs cycle
  • depending on body’s need may form new glucose (liver, kidney) or ATP (most cells)
17
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Cellular Respiration

In the body:

  1. fats
  • ______ ____ ______ of energy in the body (triglycerides)
  • broken down __ ____ acetyl CoA ⇒ ___
A
  • primary storage form of energy in the body (triglycerides)
  • broken down to form acetyl CoA ⇒ ATP
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Cellular Respiration

In the body:

  1. fats
  • primary storage form of ______ in the _____ (____________)
  • ______ ____ to form ______ ___ ⇒ ATP
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  • primary storage form of energy in the body (triglycerides)
  • broken down to form acetyl CoA ⇒ ATP
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Cellular Respiration

In the body:

  1. fats

no hints

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  • primary storage form of energy in the body (triglycerides)
  • broken down to form acetyl CoA ⇒ ATP