Cell Respiration Flashcards

1
Q

how dos cell respiration starts? (before)

A
  • removing carbohidrates from food, then transporting it to the bloodstream.
  • glucose will leave the bloodstream and enter a tissue cell.
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2
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Which are the FOUR steps of Cell respiration?

A
  1. glycolysis
  2. oxidation of pyruvate
  3. kreb´s cycle
  4. electron transport chain
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3
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G what does glycolysis literally means?

A

“spliting suggars”

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4
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G where does it occurs?

A

in the cytoplasm

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5
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G which are its two phase?

A

energy investment phase and harvesting phase

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6
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G. I: glucose is in contact with … and what is the result of that?

A

glucose is in contact with 2ATP and that makes a 6 carbon sugar biphosphate molecule.

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7
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G.I: the 6 carbon sugar biphosphate splits creating (…) and the harvesting phase begins

A

2 G3P =

2 Pccc

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8
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G.I: formule for Glycolysis investment phase

A

Glucose + 2ATP = PccccccP

PccccccP / 2 = 2Pccc

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9
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G.H: explain the Harvesting phase

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the 2 molecules of G3P (three carbons, 1 phosphate) plus 2NADP+ plus 4ADP will result into 2molecules of three carbons, 2NADH and 4ATP

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10
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G.H Formule the harvesting phase

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2G3P + (2NADP+) + 4ADP = 2ccc + 2NADH + 4ATP

2Pccc + (2NADP+) + 4ADP = 2ccc + 2NADH + 4ATP
pyruvates

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11
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G- K: where does the pyruvates and NADH goes after glycolysis?

A

To the mitochondria

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12
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K: what happens before the KC:

A

the 2 molecules of pyruvates (2ccc) oxidate

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13
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K: which are the products of 1 pyruvate oxidated?

A

Acetyl-CoA (2cc CoA)
NADH
Carbon dioxide (CO2)

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14
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K. give the formule for the KC:

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  1. (cc CoA) + cccc = cccccc
    (CoA)
  2. cccccc + NADP+ = ccccc
    (CO2) (NADH)
  3. ccccc + NADP+ = cccc
    (CO2) (NADH)
  4. cccc + ADP + P = cccc
    (ATP)
  5. cccc + FAP+ = cccc
    (FADH)
  6. cccc + NADP+ = cccc
    (NADH)
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15
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K. for every glucose that enter glycolysis this cycle is completed…

A

twice

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16
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K. name all the products (w/numbers) that result form 1 glucose molecule:

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6NADH, 6C02, 2ATP, 2FADH

17
Q

E. where does it happens?

A

in the mitochondrion membrane

18
Q

E. which is it´s biproduct?

A

water

19
Q

E. explain

A

in the first station of the membrane, NADH is in contact, leaves its electrons in there, and it´s converted to positive
(NADP+). in the electron transport chain, there´s another station beneat it that is in contact with FADH and converts it to (FAP+). both electrons pass to the next station (protein) and this repeats.
in the third station water is made. the H+ from outside joins with O2 and e- and create water. we also have the ATP-ase.

20
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give the net ATP for each part of the cell respiration

A

Glycolisis = 2
Oxidation of glucose= none
Krebs cycle= 2
ETC= 32 ATP

21
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what happens with 02 and CO2

A

02 is needed in the ETC. 02 enters and C02 is expelled.