cell respiration Flashcards

(20 cards)

1
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refers to the collective process that occur within living cells to accomplish different celullar activities.

A

Cellular metabolism

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2
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critical in completion of different metabolic pathway
in cellular respiration

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Enzymes

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3
Q

chemical substances that
accelerate reaction

A

Catalysts

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4
Q

Almost all enzymes are proteins;
they are made up of chains of
amino acids

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Enzymes

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5
Q

Function: They perform critical
tasks of lowering the activation
energy of chemical reactions
inside the cell by binding to the
reactant molecules

A

Enzymes

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6
Q

not used up or changed in any
way during the reaction

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Catalysts

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7
Q

Function: A substance that
increases the rate of a chem-
ical reaction without being
consumed or permanently
changed in the process.

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Catalysts

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8
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Enzyme require participation of non-protein groups called ____ (important in catabolic pathway)

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co-factors

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9
Q

are another class of co-factors which are organic, and
contain groups derived from vitamins

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Co-enzymes

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10
Q

These are examples of co-enzymes

A

NAD (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide), Co-enzyme A, and FAD
(Flavin Adenine Dinucleotide)

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11
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  • chemical reactant that interacts (binds) with a catalyst
    (such as an enzyme in biological systems) to undergo a transformation.
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Substrate

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11
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The location where the enzyme and substrate binds is the _____
(where the action happens; formation of enzyme-substrate complex to
formation of another molecule)

A

active site

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12
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Cell perform their specific functions through the help of energy carrier forms called ______

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ATP

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13
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Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP) consists of three main components:

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Sugar ribose, Three Phosphate Groups, Adenine

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14
Q

A five-carbon sugar that
connects the adenine base to the phosphate groups.

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Sugar ribose

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15
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Linked by
high-energy bonds (Phosphoanhydride)
these phosphate groups are key to ATP’s
role as an energy carrier.

A

Three Phosphate Groups

16
Q

A nitrogenous base derived
from purine.

17
Q

Involves a transfer or electrons from an electron donor to an
electron acceptor

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Oxidation-Reduction (redox) reactions

18
Q

In a redox reaction, the lost of electrons from one substance is
called ______; the addition of electrons to another substance is ______

A

Oxidation, Reduction

19
Q

The most efficient catabolic
pathway where oxygen is con-
sumed along with organic fuel.

A

Aerobic respiration