BIO160 Chapter 6 Flashcards

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autotrophs

A

make their own organic matter
from inorganic nutrients (ie plants).
– Producers

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hetertrophs

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cannot make organic matter
and must obtain from other sources (ie
humans).gl
– Consumers

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3
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photosynthesis

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uses light energy from the sun to power a chemical process that builds organic molecules

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4
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chemical ingredients for photosynthesis

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carbon dioxide and water, produces glucose and water

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5
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chemical ingredients for cellular respiration

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oxygen, produces ATP

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6
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aerobic process

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requires oxygen

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7
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cellular respiration

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aerobic harvesting of chemical energy from organic fuel molecules.

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8
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equation for cellular respiration

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Glucose+oxygen ==> carbon dioxide, water, ATP

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9
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oxidation

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loses electrons

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reduction

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gains electrons

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NADH

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nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide + hydrogen

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glycolysis

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glucose broken down to pyruvates, first stage of cellular respiration

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citric acid cycle

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completes the breakdown of glucose to CO2, second stage of cellular respiration

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14
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electron transport

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third stage of cellular respiration

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15
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where does glycolysis occur

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cytoplasm

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16
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what happens during glycolysis?

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6 carbon glucose is broken in half, to two 3 carbon molecules, the 3 carbon molecules donate electrons to NAD+, forming NADH

17
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how many ATP are formed during glycolysis?

18
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where does the citric acid cycle occur?

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matrix of mitochondria

19
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what happens during the citric acid cycle?

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  1. Pyruvic acid loses 1 carbon each to CO2, making acetic acid 2. Oxidation of the fuel generates NADH. Acetic acid brakes down to CO2, two CO2 molecules exit as a waste product, two ATPs are formed, NADH and FADH2, electron carriers are formed
20
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how many ATP are formed in citric acid cycle?

21
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where does Electon transport cycle occur?

A

inner membrane of mitochondria

22
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how many ATP are produced in electon transport cycle?

23
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what happens in electon transport cycle?

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NADH and FADH2 travel to inner membrane of mitochondria, H+ ions are hanging out, electron carriers join with H+ ions producing water as a byproduct, 28 ATP formed
electron carriers “pinball” in ATP sythase. oxidative phosphorization, requires O2

24
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If cellular respiration happens in an anerobic environment what is formed?

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if cellular respiration happens in a NO oxygen environment what is formed ?
alcohol
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explain why photosythesi is important in most ecosystems
produces oxygen
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autotrophs vs heterotrophs
autotrophs make energy, heterotrophs eat energy
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explain how photosynthesis and cellular respiration are complementary to each other
recycled... each byproduct is necessary for each to perform their functions
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compare the processes of cellular respiration and breathing
breathing takes in oxygen, exits CO2.. diffused through the lung linings. cellular respiration needs cell to perform functions
30
explain the overall equation for cellular respiration
Glucose + oxygen ==>CO2, water, ATP
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describe the lines of evidence that suggests that glycolysis is a primitive form of metabolism
prokaryotes use glycolysis to produce ATP, | glycolysis occurs in almost all organisms, happens in cytoplasm, doesn't need organelles