Respiration Flashcards
(89 cards)
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what is respiration?
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the release of energy by breaking down food
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what food is mainly broken down by respiration?
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glucose
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how is respiration carried out?
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in a series of enzyme controlled reactions
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2 ways that the energy from respiration may be used
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some used to make ATP
some given off as heat energy
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what is atp known as
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energy currency
6
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what is the immediate source of energy for all cells
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atp
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ATP
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adenosine triphosphate
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3 components of atp molecules
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adenine
ribose
3 phosphate groups
9
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where does atp store anergy
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in the phosphate bonds (~P)
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what happens to atp during the breakdown
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the last phosphate is broken off and adp is formed
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ADP
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adenosine diphosphate
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ATP ->
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ATP + P + Energy Released
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4 things done by the release of energy from ATP
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muscle contraction
nerve impulse transmission
synthesis of molecules
cell division
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How is ATP formed?
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from the combining of ADP and a phosphate. Energy is needed
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Is energy needed to form ATP?
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yes
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Phosphorylation
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adding of a phosphate
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where is ATP found?
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in small quantities in all living cells
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when is ATP produced?
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it is continuously produced wherever it is needed
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speed of the breakdown of atp
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it can be broken down and remade very quickly
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What is the name for the formation and breakdown of ATP?
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the atp cycle
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are digestion and respiration separate?
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they are 2 separate things but one is reliant on the other
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Aerobic respiration
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the release of energy that requires oxygen
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are most organisms aerobic or anaerobic
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aerobic
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What happens to the substrate in Aerobic respiration ?
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it is completely broken down and a large amount of energy is released
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net yield per glucose molecule of ATP in aerobic respiration
38 ATP
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equation for aerobic respiration
C6H12O6 + 6O2 -> 6CO2 + 6H2O + Energy
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anaerobic respiration
the release of energy that does not require O2
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what happens to the substrate in anaerobic respiration ?
it is partially broken down and a small amount of energy is released
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Net energy yield of atp per molecule of glucose in anaerobic respiration
2
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other name for anaerobic respiration
fermentation
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2 types of anaerobic respiration
alcohol fermentation
| lactic acid fermentation
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where does alcohol fermentation occur?
in yeast
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equation for alcohol fermentation in yeast
glucose -> 2 ethyl alcohol + 2CO2 + Energy
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where does lactic acid fermentation occur?
in human muscle cells and in some bacteria
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equation for lactic acid fermentation
glucose -> 2 Lactic acid + energy
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how many stages in aerobic respiration
2
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name the 2 stages of aerobic respiration of glucose
glycolysis
| kreb's cycle
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does glycolysis require O2?
no
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where does glycolysis occur?
in the cytoplasm
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does kreb's cycle require O2
yes
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where does the kreb's cycle occur
in the matrix of the mitochondria
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what is the final step in the respiration of glucose?
the electron transport chain
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where does the electron transport chain occur?
on the inner membrane of the mitochondria
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3 steps of glycolysis
glucose broken down to form 2 pyruvic acids
small amount of energy released
ATP is made using the energy released
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how many carbons in glucose
6
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how many carbons in pyruvic acid
3
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energy released from kreb's cycle
a large amount of energy
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what condition is necessary for the pyruvic acid to go to the mitochondrion and be completely broken down?
the presence of oxygen
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if O2 is present an the pyruvic acid is completely broken down, what is it converted into
Acetyl co-enzyme A
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how many carbons in Acetyl co-enzyme A
2
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what happens to Acetyl co-enzyme A
it goes into the Krebs cycle
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what happens to Acetyl co-enzyme A when it is in the Krebs cycle
it is gradually broken down in a series of enzyme-controlled reactions
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4 things that are made in the krebs cycle from the breakdown of Acetyl co-enzyme A
CO2 is released
ATP is made
Electrons and H+ ions are released
NADH is made
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function of NAD+
picks up and carries electrons and hydrogen ions in the cell making NADH
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equation for formation of NADH
NAD+ +2e- + H+ -> NADH
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what later happens to the NADH
it releases the high-energy electrons on to the elctron transport system and energy is released from them to make atp
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how many atp per krebs cycle
1
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how many atps per pyrivic acid
1
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how much ATP is made directly during glycolysis and krebs cycle
very little ATP
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total yield of atp per gluocose molecule in glycolysis and krebs cycle
4
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where is most of the energy from food got
in the form of high-energy electrons carried by NADH
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explain the electron transport chain
a lot of energy is released and used to make ATP when high energy electrons are released from NADH and passed along the electron transport chain to oxygen
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where does electron transport chain occur
on the inner membrane of the mitochondria (cristae)
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what happens to the elctrons when they are released from NADH in the electron transport chain
they are passed from molecule to molecule
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what occurs with every electron transfer in the electron transport chain
energy is released
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describe the electrons at the end of the electron transport chain
they are now low in energy
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what happens to the low energy electrons at the end of the electron transport chain
they combine with oxygen and H+ ions to form H2O
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what is the energy from the electron transport chain used to do
making ATP
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NAD+
nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide
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when NADH passed its 2 high energy electrons along the electron transport chain, enough energy is made to make how many atp?
3
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what happens to NAD+ at the end of the electron transport chain
it is reused
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when does anaerobic respiration occur?
if O2 is absent from the cell
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what happens to pyruvic acid during anaerobic respiration
it stays in the cytoplasm and is converted to ethanol and CO2 or lactic acid
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net gain per molecule of glucose in ATP
2 ATP
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when may muscle cells undergo anaerobic respiration
during periods of vigorous exercise
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2 function of anaerobic respiration
in bacteria to turn milk to yogurt, cheese, sour milk
| another bacteria turn fresh grass to silage
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TO PREPARE AND SHOW THE PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL BY YEAST
| what do you put in each of the conical flasks?
an equal volume of glucose
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TO PREPARE AND SHOW THE PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL BY YEAST
| what is put in one conical flask
yeast
| leave it out of the control
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TO PREPARE AND SHOW THE PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL BY YEAST
| what do you attach to each flask?
a fermentation lock half filled with water
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TO PREPARE AND SHOW THE PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL BY YEAST
| what is the function of the fermentation lock?
it prevents entry of air but allows the escape of CO2
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TO PREPARE AND SHOW THE PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL BY YEAST
| where an how long do you leave the flasks
in a water bath at 20-35ºC overnight
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TO PREPARE AND SHOW THE PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL BY YEAST
| how do you know when fermentation is over?
when no more CO2 bubbles are released
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TO SHOW THE PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL
| what do you do with the contents of each flask
filter the contents of each flask and transfer some of each filtrate into a test tube
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TO SHOW THE PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL
| what do you add to each tube?
some acidified potassium dichromate
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TO SHOW THE PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL
| what do you finally do with the tubes
place in a water bath and heat gently
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TO SHOW THE PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL
| yeast and glucose solution original colour
n
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TO SHOW THE PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL
| yeast and glucose solution final colour
n
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TO SHOW THE PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL
| control original colour
n
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TO SHOW THE PRODUCTION OF ALCOHOL
| control final colour
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