Unit 2 Flashcards

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cellular respiration:

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transformation of chemical energy in the bonds of food into ATP (ie: glucose)

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what are the steps of cellular respiration in order:

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  1. glycolysis
  2. pyruvate oxidation
  3. krebs cycle (citric acid cycle)
  4. electron transport chain
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what 2 ways can ATP be made:

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  1. substrate phosphorylation

2. chemiosmotic generation

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substrate phosphorylation:

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-takes place in cytoplasm
-ADP picks up an inorganic phosphate from ATP
The energy required for this endergonic rxn is obtained by coupling w an exergonic rxn (in cytoplasm)

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chemiosmotic generation:

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  • requires a membrane (mitochondria)
  • exited electrons cause a shale change in a trans membrane protein
  • proteins pump out of these channels
  • when protons leak back in, this is coupled w production of ATP from ADP
  • protons peak down an electro chemical gradient
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when making ATP directly using an enzyme:

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a phosphate is transferred from a high energy molecule to ADP (ADP + P = ATP)

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What method makes ATP indirectly?

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oxidative phosphorylation. using redox, enzymes, protein, electron carriers

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electrons contain:

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bond energy

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9
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role of electron carriers:

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pick up 2 electrons + hydrogens to become reduced
(NAD+ -> NADH)
(FAD+ -> FADH2)

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role of protein complexes:

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NADH + FADH2 (has energy) deliver electrons to protein complexes in mitochondria
- proteins harness energy from moving electrons

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11
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protein complexes eventually drive:

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ATP synthase. (ADP + P —> ATP)

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12
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glycolysis:

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  • glucoses activation

- anaerobic. no O needed

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13
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process of glycolysis:

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  • energy investment & phosphates added to glucose
  • 10 rxns in cytoplasm
  • pyruvate created
  • exothermic & catabolic process
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14
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where does glycolysis take place?

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in cytoplasm

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15
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where does pyruvate oxidation occur?

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matrix in mitochondria

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16
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what happens in pyruvate oxidation?

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sugar is oxidized (gives up some energy)

  • NAD+ —> NADH (takes energy)
  • CoA attaches to acetate to produce Acetyl CoA
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17
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when fcning anaerobically:

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  • pyruvate yeasts carry out ethanol

- ethanol and co2 through fermentation

18
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Lactic Acid fermentation:

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La production > La use as exercise intensity increases

19
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Lactic acid threshold:

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point at where increase begins (occurs at a higher rate after training)

20
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krebs cycle:

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  • cyclic metabolic pathway
  • acetyl CoA is fed into pathway
  • carbon atoms from glucose that entered glycolysis will be oxidized by the krebs cycle
21
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where does krebs occur?

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in matrix of mitochondria

22
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krebs cycle contains:

23
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ETC:

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a series of complexes that transfer electrons from electron donors to electron acceptors. (through redox and couples with the transfer of protons across a membrane)

24
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where does etc occur?

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mitochondria

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photosynthesis:
stores energy in glucose
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photosynthesis is the...
opposite of cellular respiration. (makes own glucose for cellular respiration)
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chlorophyll:
Mg surrounded by NO2 and carbon chains in plants.
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plants receive ...
a photon and take energy to convert it to co2 + h20 -> c6H1206 + 02
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cyanobacteria:
make up largest group of photosynthesis
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prokaryotes:
1st organisms to harness suns energy (uni cellular)
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eukaryotes:
autotrophs | -algae, protists, plants contain chlorophyll in photosynthetic membranes
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chloroplasts:
2 limiting membranes (outer and inner) like mitochondria | -liquid inside called stroma (matrix equivalent)
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goal of photosynthesis:
to convert light energy into chemical bonds of glucose w an endergonic rxn in 2 stages - light dependent and independent rxns
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light dependent reactions ...
light used to remove electrons from H20 - 02 is given off - ATP and NADPH are made
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light independent reactions ...
``` don’t need light (dark or calvin cycle) - C02 is fixed (reduced) to C6H12O6 - ATP + NADPH are utilized - produce O2 and covert ADP + NADPH to energy carriers ```
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more membranes =
more proteins and more work
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hydrogen is being lumped out between
photosystem 2 and 1
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2 hydrogens:
1 NAD+ | 1 for ATP
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photosystem 2:
is the 1st system in light dependent rxns
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photosystem 1:
the 2nd photosystem in the light rxns
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C4 fixation:
a photosynthetic process in plants. | - 1st step in extracting carbon from c02 to use it in sugar and other molecules
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CAM:
adaptive carbon fixation pathway. - stomata opens and C02 diffuses into leaves - acid is created - acids r then broken down to diffuse C02 for calvin cycle - this controlled release allows a high concentration amount of C02 around rubisco