Unit 4: Respiration Flashcards
Why is ATP described as an IMMEDIATE source of energy?
~ Energy release is a ONE STEP process
~ Energy is released in SMALL, MANAGEABLE QUANTITIES
Where does Glycolysis occur?
in the cytoplasm, NOT IN mitochondria - ANAEROBIC RESPIRATION
In anaerobic conditions, why is NAD regenerated?
~ to allow GLYCOLYSIS to continue
~ to produce ATP
Where does OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION occur?
CRISTAE (like Kunji’s Christy) of the MITOCHONDRIA
In which steps in CO2 produced in an animal cell?
LINK REACTION and KREBS CYCLE
Why is ANAEROBIC respiration less efficient than AEROBIC respiration?
ANAErobic requires MORE GLUCOSE for the SAME AMOUNT of ATP
How is ATP produced in Oxidative Phosphorylation?
energy from OXIDATION
Where does the Krebs Cycle take place?
Mitochondria Matrix
What happens to the energy which is not transferred to ATP?
LOST as HEAT
Three uses of energy from ATP in a cell?
~ Cell division
~ Protein synthesis
~ DNA synthesis
What is the equation for AEROBIC respiration?
Glucose + 6 Oxygen ➡️ Co2 + H2O + Energy
Define “Respiration”:
Process where PLANT 🌻 and ANIMAL 🐮 cells release 💨 ENERGY from GLUCOSE
What measurements should be taken to calculate the rate of aerobic respiration in mm3 of oxygen g–1 h–1? (Jan 11)
- Distance drop moves and time
- Mass of insect
- Diameter of tubing