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Electron Flow Flashcards

(16 cards)

1
Q

What are the main 5 things on a cell’s metabolic checklist?

A

Carbon source
Energy source
Electron source
NADH reducing power
PMF

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2
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NADH & FADH2 can donate ____ to an ___ via catabolism

A

electrons, ETC

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2
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What are the simple steps of an ETC?

A
  1. Initial oxidoreductase or deydrogenase
  2. Mobile electron carrier
  3. Terminal oxidase
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3
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What is a proton motive force?

A

The force created by the H+ gradient that drives ATP production and powers active transport

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4
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What is the process used by ATP synthase to generate ATP?

A

Oxidative phosphorylation

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5
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What is oxidative phosphorylation?

A

It uses the reducing power of oxygen to create the high energy bond that makes ATP

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6
Q

T/F Oxidative phosphorylation happens only in aerobic conditions?

A

False - it can occur in either aerobic or anaerobic environments

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7
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When isn’t O2 the terminal electron acceptor?

A

In anaerobic respiration

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8
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How do cells donate and accept electrons when oxygen is not present?

A

Use the strongest available donor and the acceptor that gives the most ATP

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9
Q

Uses inorganic molecules as sources of electrons and energy?

A

Chemolithotrophs

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10
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The best electron donors are more (positive or negative)?

A

Negative

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11
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Uses light as energy and gains electrons from organic OR inorganic molecules

A

Phototrophs

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12
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What is photophosphorylation?

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using the PMF to generate ATP with energy from light reactions

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13
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Photosystem 1 (PS I)

A

anoxygenic & anaerobic - generates PMF and NADPH

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14
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Photosystem 2 (PS II)

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anoxygenic - generates PMF, uses reverse electron flow to generate NADPH

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15
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Oxygenic Photolysis

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Combines PS I & PS II to generate a PMF and NADPH, also produces O2