Respiration Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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what is respiration

A

process that occurs in living cells and releases the energy stored in organic molecules

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2
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anabolic reactions

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where large molecules are synthesised from smaller molecules

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3
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catabolic

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involving hydrolysis of large molecules to smaller ones

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4
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ATP

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the standard intermediary (energy currency molecule) between energy-releasing and energy-consuming metabolic reactions in eukaryotic and prokaryotic, releases energy in small manageable amounts

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5
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respiration equation

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glucose + oxygen –> carbon dioxide + water + ATP

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6
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glycolysis

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a 10 stage biochemical pathway that occurs in the cytoplasm of all living organisms that respire, including prokaryotes converting glucose to pyruvate

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7
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4 stages of respiration

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glycolysis, link reaction, krebs cycle, oxidative phosphorylation

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8
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when does glycolysis occur

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in aerobic and anaerobic respiration

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9
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what does NAD/FAD do

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carry the hydrogen to the ETC on the cristae

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10
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what does CoA do

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carries the acetyl group into the Krebs cycle

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11
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where is oxaloacetate found

A

mitochondrial matrix

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12
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how many turns of the krebs cycle for every molecule of glucose

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2

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13
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chemiosmosis

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the flow of protons down their concentration gradient across a membrane through ATP synthase enzymes- the force of flow allows production of ATP

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14
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final electron acceptor in OP

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molecular oxygen

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15
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how do fungi and plants reoxidise NADH during anaerobic respiration

A

ethanol fermentation pathway

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16
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how do mammals reoxidise NADH during anaerobic respiration

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lactate fermentation pathway

17
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hydrogen acceptor in the lactate fermentation pathway

18
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hydrogen acceptor in ethanol fermentation pathway

19
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respiratory substrates

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an organic substrate that can be oxidised by respiration, releasing energy to make ATP molecules and water, co2

20
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greater the proportion of hydrogen atoms in a respiratory substrate molecule…

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the more oxygen needed for its respiration bc protons combine with oxygen to form water

21
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why can fatty acids and amino acids can only be respired aerobically

A

they cannot undergo glycolysis

22
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decarboxylation

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removal of a carboxyl group from a substrate molecule

23
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dehydrogenation

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removal of hydrogen atoms from a substrate molecule

24
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substrate-level phosphorylation

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production of ATP from ADP+Pi during glycolysis and krebs cycle

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oxidative phosphorylation
formation of ATP using energy released in the ETC and in presence of oxygen
26
what occurs in muscle tissue if lactate remains
cause muscle fatigue, reducing the pH (increasing acidity by lactic acid) and reducing enzyme activity