Ch 9 Flashcards

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What is a calorie, Calorie

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A capital C calorie is 1000 lowercase c calories

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Why’s food important

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It provides us with the chemical building blocks to grow and reproduce and energy

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What is cellular respiration

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The process in which the body releases energy by breaking down glucose and other food molecules in the presence of oxygen

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What is cellular respiration’s chemical formula

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Six CO2 + C6 H 12 O 6—> six CO2 +6 H2O plus energy

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What does cellular respiration produce

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ATP

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How many steps are in cellular respiration

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Three

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What is glycolysis

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The process by which one molecule of glucose is broken down into 2 3 carbon compounds called pyruvate or pyruvic acid

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Where does glycolysis take place

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The cytosol

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Why is glycolysis special

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It does not require oxygen

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What is the net yield of glycolysis

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2 ATP and 2 NADH molecules

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Why do we need other steps other than glycolysis

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Because in a few seconds all of the cells NAD+ are filled with electrons in glycolysis cannot continue

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What is the next step after glycolysis

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If oxygen is not present it goes into fermentation if oxygen is present it doesn’t to cellular respiration

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What must be present in order aerobic respiration take place

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Oxygen

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What are the two stages of the aerobic respiration

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The Krebs cycle and the electron transport chain

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What is the Krebs cycle

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Acetyl coA is broken down into CO2 well energy is released

AKA The citric acid cycle

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Where does the Krebs cycle take place

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The mitochondrial matrix

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What is the net yield of the Krebs cycle

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Six NADH 2 FADH2 2 ATP and 4 carbon dioxide

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What powerful electronic scepter is used to use the energy in pyruvic acid

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Where is the electron transport chain located

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The mitochondrial cristae

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What does the electron transport chain do

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Transports electrons to oxygen

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What is chemi osmosis

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Hydrogen ions move through the ATP synthase and spin the ATP synthase allowing ADP and a phosphate to equal ATP

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What is the net yield of the electron transport chain

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Every NADH produces three ATP and every FADH2 produces 2 ATP equaling 34

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How many ATP are produced from one glucose molecule

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Why does the process of cellular respiration lose two ATP

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Some ATP is used to pump NADH from glycolysis into the mitochondria

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How efficient are we and getting energy
38% efficient the rest is lost as heat
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What is fermentation also known as
Anaerobic respiration
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Where does fermentation take place
In the cytosol
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Why is fermentation important
Although ATT is not produced it allows for NAD+ to be regenerated so glycolysis can go on
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What carries out the lactic acid fermentation
Micro organisms
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What is lactic acid fermentation used for
To make food products
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What happens during exercise
Your muscles used up available oxygen faster than it can be delivered, when this happens so swap to lactic acid fermentation
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What happens to muscles during lactic acid fermentation
Two months lactic acid leads to muscle cramps, eventually are lactic acid is given to the liver where it is going vertical back to pyruvic acid
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What is alcohol fermentation
Some unicellular organisms and plant cells convert pyruvic acid into ethyl alcohol