unit 1.7: cellular respiration Flashcards

1
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what is ATP

A

adenosine triphosphate

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2
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what is the structure of ATP

A

a molecule of adenosine, connected to a chain of 3 phosphate

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3
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where is energy stored in ATP

A

between the 2nd and 3rd phosphate

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4
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what is ATP ‘spent’ during

A

muscle contraction
protein synthesis
cell division
transmission of nerve impulses

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5
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when is ATP ‘banked’

A

when glucose is broken down during cellular respiration

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6
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what is the equation for ATP production

A

glucose + oxygen > ATP + CO2 + water

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7
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how is ATP energy released

A

by removing the 3rd phosphate

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8
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what is produced when the 3rd phosphate is removed from ATP

A

ADP

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9
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what is ADP

A

adenosine diphosphate

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10
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what is another role of ATP

A

phosphorylation

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11
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what is phosphorylation

A

adding phosphate to other things

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12
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give an example of phosphorylation

A

during glycolysis ATP is broken down into ADP + P and the phosphate group in used to phosphorylate the substrate

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13
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what are the 3 reactions in cellular respiration

A

glycolysis
citric acid cycle
the electron transport chain

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14
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what is glycolysis

A

glucose is broken down into pyruvate

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15
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what does glycolysis not require

A

oxygen

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16
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what is the process of glycolysis

A

2 ATP are spent during energy investment stage for the phosphorylation of glucose and intermediates
4 ATP are banked during the energy payoff stage
NAD converts to NADH and carried hydrogen ions away

17
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what is the name of the enzyme involved in glycolysis

A

dehydrogenase

18
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what is the role of dehydrogenase

A

remove hydrogen ions and electrons and pass them to a co-enzyme called NAD

19
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what happens after glycolysis during aerobic conditions

A

pyruvate is broken down into an acetyl group

20
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what does the acetyl group combine with and what does it form

A

co-enzyme A to form acetyl co-enzyme A (acetyl CoA)

21
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where does glycolysis occur

A

in the cytoplasm

22
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where does the citric acids cycle occur

A

matrix of the mitochondria

23
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what is needed for the citric acid cycle

A

aerobic conditions, oxygen present

24
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what is the first stage of the citric acid cycle

A

the acetyl group from acetyl coA combined with oxaloacetate to form citrate

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second stage of citric acids cycle
citrate loses carbon which forms CO2 which is released, dehydrogenase enzymes remove hydrogen ions and electrons and passes to NAD
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third stage of citric acid cycle
5 carbon compound produced from citrate loses carbon, forms CO2, produces 4 carbon compound, dehydrogenase enzymes remove H ions and electrons and pass to NAD, a small amount of ATP is produced
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fourth stage of citric acid cycle
4 carbon compound converted to oxaloacetate by removal of H ions and electrons, passed to NAD
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final stage of the citric acid cycle
oxaloacetate produced, combined with acetyl group to form citrate and cycle re begins
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where does the electron transport chain (ETC) occur
the inner mitochondrial membrane
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what does the ETC require
aerobic conditions
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what is the process of the ETC
NADH carries H ions and electrons to membrane proteins releasing energy allowing hydrogen ions to pass through the proteins entering the inter membrane space electron carrier carries electrons from the first complex to the next allowing further flow of H ions process continues for the third as there is a high concentration of H ions in inter membrane space the diffuse down a concentration gradient through a protein called ATP synthase, it grinds down hydrogen ions to produce ATP
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what is the final electron acceptor
oxygen
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what does the oxygen in the ETC combine with and what does it produce
hydrogen to produce water
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how many ATP molecules can be made from a single molecule of glucose in the ETC
36
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how many total molecules of ATP can be produced from 1 glucose
2 from glycolysis 36 from ETC 38 total