Test 2 Ch 14 Flashcards

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Proton Motive Force

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combined effect of PH gradient and membrane potential across membranes that drives H+ into matrix through ATP synthase

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Ubiquinone

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mobile electron carrier in inner membrane, transfers electrons between complexes in ETC

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Carbon Fixation

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CO2 made into organic molecules using ATP and NADPH generated by light dependent reactions of photosynthesis

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Photosystems

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proteins in chloroplast thylakoid membrane that capture light energy + convert to chemical energy

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Redox potential

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measure of a molecules affinity for electrons

flow spontaneously from carriers with low potential to those with high potential

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Chemiosmotic coupling

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energy from ETC used to create a proton gradient which drives ATP synthesis

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Brown Fat

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Specialized tissue that primarily generates heat instead of ATP

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Grana

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stacked structures in chloroplast where light dependent reactions occur

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Reactive Oxygen Species

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byproducts of ETC, can damage cellular components.
Superoxide, hydrogen peroxide, hydroxyl radicals

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Plastocyanin

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protein that is an electron carrier between cytochrome b6-f complex and photosystem 1

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cytochrome c

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small electron carrier that transfers electrons from complexes

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Starch

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composed of amylose and amylopectine serving as plant energy storage

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Light dependent reactions

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first step of photosynthesis
light energy captured by chlorophyll + converted to chemical energy in form of ATP and NADPH
Oxygen byproduct

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14
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Cytochrome b6-f Complex

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protein complex in thylakoid that acts as a proton pump between photosystem II and I

Contributes to proton gradient used for ATP synthesis

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ADP/ATP ratio

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high adp stimulates oxidative phosphorylation
low adp slows it down

Maintains high ATP/ADP ratio

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Light indepedent reactions

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energy from ATP and NADPH from first step used to fix CO2 to carbohydrates

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Water-splitting complex

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generates 4 electrons from water in photosystem 2 releases O2 as product

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Uncoupling agents

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H+ carriers that make the inner membrane permeable, method to shutoff ATP production

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Chlorophyll

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green pigment in chloroplasts that absorb light energy in blue/red wavelengths

430-660nm

contains porphyrin ring and hydrophobic tail

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Acetyl-CoA formation

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removal of CO2 from pyruvate and adding coenzyme A

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Photosystem I

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uses light to further energize electrons received from Photosystem II, produces NADPH

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F1 ATPase

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stationary head portion of ATP synthase the contains the catalytic sites for ATP synthesis from ADP and P

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Antenna Complex

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captures light energy and transfers it to reaction center in photosystems

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Coupled transport

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movement of molecules driven by electrochemical gradient

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Membrane Potential
electrical charge difference across inner mitochondrial membrane created by separation of protons
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Peripheral Stalk
secures head of ATP synthase to inner membrane
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Stroma
fluid filled spaces in chloroplasts calvin cycle and carbonx fixation take place here
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pH gradient
difference in proton concentration between matrix and IMS, contributing to proton-motive force
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FO complex
membrane portion of ATP synthase that has proton channel and rotates when protons flow through it
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NADH dehydrogenase
first complex of ETC that accepts electrons from NADH and transfers them to ubiquinone while pumping protons
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Antiport process
transport mechanism with 2 molecules move in opposite directions
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Heme group
iron containing pophyrin ring structure found in cytochromes that serve as electron carrier
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Respiratory Enzyme Complexes
3 large protein assemblies in Inner mitochondrial membrane that transfer electrons and pump protons during oxidative phosphorylation
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Cytochrome C Oxidase
final complex of ETC that catalyzes reduction of oxygen to water while pumping protons across membrane
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Conformational Change Mechanism
process where electron transport causes structural alterations to change proton affinity. Allowing protons to change location
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Plastoquinone
electron carrier from photosystem II to cytochrome b6-f complex
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