CELL METABOLISM & RESPIRATION Flashcards
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the sum total of chemicals processes taking place within a living system
metabolism
2 types of metabolism
catabolism
anabolism
a type of metabolism where complex molecules are changed into simpler molecules and energy is released
catabolism
a type of metabolism which is the synthesis of complex molecules from their simple building units
anabolism
ATP
adenosine triphosphate
a compound that stores the energy needed by body cells to perform their activities
ATP - adenosine triphosphate
a process where living plant cells combine carbon dioxide & water, in the presence of chlorophyll & light energy, to form carbohydrates and release oxygen as the waste product
photosynthesis
two stage of photosynthesis
light reaction - photolysis
dark reaction - carbon-fixation
a stage where energy from the sun is captured as chemical energy to split water, occur at the thylakoids of chloroplasts
1st stage - light reaction - photolysis
where does photolysis occur
thylakoids
a stage where ATP & NADPH+H+ react with CO2 to produce glucose, occur in stroma of chloroplasts
2nd stage- dark reaction - carbon-fixation
where does dark reaction occur
stroma
a process where cells break down food molecules into usable form of energy, ATP
cell respiration
2 types of cell respiration
anaerobic
aerobic
a cell respiration which requires no oxygen
anaerobic
a cell respiration where breakdown of pyruvic acid with use of oxygen occur
aerobic
2 cell respiration
glycolysis
fermentation
the enzymatic breakdown of a carbohydrate to produce pyruvic acid and energy stored ATP
glycolysis
the breakdown of pyruvic acid w/out the use of oxygen
fermentation
3 major stages of aerobic
glycolysis
krebs cycle
electron transport
stage of aerobic where breaking down of glucose molecules occur from carbohydrates into pyruvate
2 ATP, 2H2O, 2 NADH
glycolysis
stage of aerobic called citric acid cycle; pyruvate processed to release ATP
krebs cycle
where does glycolysis takes place
cytosol of the cell
stage of aerobic where remaining energy from glucose will be released by electron transport chain.
electron & protons are added to oxygen = H20 is produced
electron transport