Week 10 Quiz Flashcards

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1
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What is S cerevisiae?

A

Bakers yeast

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2
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Does cellular respiration take place in the presence of oxygen or the absence of oxygen?

A

Presence of oxygen

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3
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Does alcohol fermentation take place in the presence of oxygen or the absence of oxygen?

A

Absence of oxygen

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4
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In cellular respiration, what is converted to CO2 by redox reactions?

A

The organic carbon in glucose (C6H12O6)

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5
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In cellular respiration, how is ATP formed?

A

Energy stored in glucose is released and used by the mitochondrial electron transport chain

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6
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In glycolysis, a series of chemical reactions break ______ into _______ and occurs in the _______.

A

glucose (6-carbon sugar); pyruvate (3-carbon sugar); cytoplasm

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7
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In oxygen, pyruvate enters the mitochondria. What does get processed into?

A

acetyl-CoA (2-carbon molecule)

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8
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What does acetyl-CoA become?

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Substrate for the first reaction of the Krebs Cycle

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9
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What is the Krebs Cycle?

A

A series of redox reactions that produce CO2 while reducing NAD+ and FAD to NADH and FADH2

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10
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What are NADH and FADH2?

A

Electron carriers that transfer high energy electrons to the enzymes of the electron transport chain

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11
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What provides the energy required for ATP synthesis?

A

The proton gradient formed by NADH and FADH2

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12
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What enzyme helps with ATP synthesis?

A

ATP synthase

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13
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What happens in the final reaction of the electron transport chain?

A

The transfer of electrons to O2

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14
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In the final reaction of the electron transport chain, in the presence of O2, what happens? What happens in the absence of O2?

A

Presence of O2: can generate lots of ATP

Absence of O2: Electron transport chain cannot occur, no ATP production

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15
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In the absence of O2, how do some organisms produce ATP?

A

Fermentation reactions

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16
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What is the substrate for fermentation?

A

Pyruvate

17
Q

What type of fermentation do yeast cells conduct?

A

Ethyl alcohol fermentation

18
Q

How does ethyl alcohol fermentation work?

A

Pyruvate is converted to acetaldehyde and the 3rd carbon from pyruvate is released in the form of CO2

19
Q

Acetaldehyde is reduced to what in fermentation?

A

Ethanol

20
Q

NADH is oxidized to what in fermentation?

A

NAD+

21
Q

By going through alcohol fermentation, yeast cells are able to regenerate what to allow them to continue producing small amounts of ATP through glycolysis?

A

NAD+

22
Q

Yeast produce two things in beer. What are they?

A

Alcohol and CO2

23
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When bread rises prior to baking, what is produced?

A

Ethanol and CO2