Chapter 7 Flashcards

1
Q

___ make ATP from photosynthesis

A

photoautotrophs

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2
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___ make ATP from breaking down carbs, proteins, and lipids

A

heterotrophs

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3
Q

aerobic respiration uses ___ as a final electron acceptor of the electron transfer chain and is much more ___ than anaerobic respiration

A
  • oxygen; efficient
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4
Q

three steps of aerobic cellular respiration

A

glycolysis (in cytoplasm), Krebs cycle (mitochondria), electron transfer chain (mitochondria)

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5
Q

aerobic respiration begins in the ___ and is completed in the ___

A

cytoplasm, mitochondria

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6
Q

aerobic respiration equation:

A

** glucose + oxygen = carbon dioxide + water (opposite of photosynthesis)

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7
Q

the first step of aerobic respiration is ___, where glucose is split into two three-carbon molecules called ___. ___ ATPs form.

A

glycolysis; pyruvates; 4

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8
Q

NADH is a ___ that carries protons down the electron transfer chain

A

coenzyme

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9
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___ is when a phosphate group is transferred from one molecule to another

A

substrate level phosphorylation

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10
Q

the second step of aerobic respiration is ___, there two pyruvates cross the inner mirochondrial membrane and into the Krebs cycle. ___ ATPs are formed

A

Krebs cycle; 2

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11
Q

carbon is released as ___

A

x

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12
Q

coenzymes are ___ by picking up the hydrogens and electrons

A

reduced

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13
Q

the third step of aerobic respiration is ___, where ___ of the ATPs will be produced

A

electron transfer chain; most

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14
Q

electrons are delivered by ___

A

coenzymes

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15
Q

in the electron transfer chain, a ___ is set up

A

gradient

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16
Q

the flow of proteins down the gradient powers the production of ___, and this process is called ___

A

ATP; electron transfer phosphorylation

17
Q

the protons are from the ___ molecules

A

hydrogen

18
Q

oxygen is at the end of the electron transfer chain, accepting electrons. it combines with hydrogen to form ___

A

water

19
Q

___ ATPs are formed in the electron transfer chain

A

thirty-two

20
Q

total from one molecule of glucose

A

2, 2, 32, 36

21
Q

anaerobic pathways do not use ___ so it is not as efficient

A

oxygen

22
Q

___ is a byproduct of fermentation

A

ethanol

23
Q

___ is a product of lactic acid fermentation

A

lactic acid

24
Q

too many carbs causes fat. when blood glucose gets too high, acetyl CoA is diverted away from the ___ cycle to a pathway that makes fatty acids

A

Krebs

25
Q

the brain uses only ___ and takes up over 2/3 of the circulating glucose

A

glucose

26
Q

when blood glucose levels fall, the pancreas responds by secreting the hormone ___, which converts stored ___ to ___

A

glucagon; glycogen; glucose

27
Q

glycogen is stored in the ___ and ___, #2 has enough glycogen store for about ___ hours

A

muscle; liver; twelve

28
Q

in lipid digestion, fats are stored as ___

A

triglycerides