bioenergetics Flashcards

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aerobe

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organism that grows or metabolizes only in the presences of oxygen

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anaerobe

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organism that grows only in the absence of oxygen

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facultative anaerobe

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organism capable of carrying out aerobic respiration but switching to fermentation in the absence of oxygen

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cellular respiration

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the process by which cells generate ATP through a series of redox reactions

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what kind of respiration is it when oxygen is the acceptor molecule of electrons

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aerobic respiration

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anaerobic respiration

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when the inorganic molecule is in the absence of oxygen

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what is reduced in aerobic respiration

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oxygen

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8
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what does cristae allow

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rapid breakdown of glucose for ATP

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4 stages of aerobic respiration

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glycolysis
formation of acetyl CoA
krebs cycle
ETC/Chemiosmosis

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what is the result of glycolysis

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2 pyruvate
2 ATP
2 NADH

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what is different about glycolysis

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needs energy investment and ATP phosphorylates glucose in a endergonic reaction

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what happens to pyruvate in formation of acetyl CoA

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A carbon atom is removed and forms CO2
and acetyl CoA is produced

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what is the formation of acetyl CoA catalyzed by

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pyruvate dehydrogenase

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14
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what is produced in formation of Acetyl CoA

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2 NADH

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15
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what fuels the Kreb cycle

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acetyl CoA

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in the Kreb cycle what forms the NADH

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isocitrate is oxidized
a-ketoglurate is oxidized
malate is oxidized

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where does the Kreb cycle occur

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mitochondria

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how is the FADH2 created in the kreb cycle

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when succinate is oxidized

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products of kreb cycle per glucose molecule

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2 ATP. 6 NADH, 2 FADH2

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how is ATP formed in kreb cycle

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when succinyl CoA is broken down into fumarate

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21
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where is the ETC

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the inner membrane of the mitochondria

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ETC

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a sequence of electron carrier molecules that shuttle electrons during redox reactions with the release of energy

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how is the H gradient greated

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as the redox reaction occurs, th electron carrier use some of the energy released as the electrons pass down the ETC to actively transport the proton from one side to the other of the inner membrane

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why is the H gradient important

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it produces water when the H reacts with electrons and oxygen
uses the energy of the gradient to phosphorylate ADP

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chemiosmosis
the production od ATP using energy from the proton gradient
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what kind of reaction is the diffusion of the protons down their gradient through the ATP synthase complex
exergonic
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oxidative phosphorylation
the exergonic reaction that drives the endergonic reaction at which ATP is produced
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how much ATP can be yielded from aerobic respiration
36-38 ATPs
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fermentation
an ATP generating process in which organic compounds act as both donors and acceptors of electrons
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what keeps glycolysis going in fermentation
NADH molecules transfer hydrogen molecules transfer their hydrogen atoms to organic molecules thus regenerating of the NAD+ enables the cells to keep going
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alcoholic fermentation
yeasts and certain bacterias convert pyruvate produced by glycolysis to CO2 and ethanol
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lactic acid fermentation
some fungi and bacteria lactic acid rather then alcohol is produced wen NADH from glycolysis is oxidized used for dairy industry human muscles can use when oxygen is scarce
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functions of fermentation
inefficient way to use fuel allows to survive without oxygen removes toxic excess MADH in the cytosol replenishes supply of NAD
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autotrophs
carry out carbon fixation using CO2
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heterotrophs
unable to synthesize its own organic carbon based compounds from inorganic sources use other organisms
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phototrophs
use light as energy source
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chemotrophs
organisms that obtain energy by the oxidation of reduced compounds in their environment
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photoautotrophs
plants, alagae, bacteria
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photosynthesis
the process by which photoautotrophs use light energy to make sugars from CO2 and water
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light reactions
light driven production of ATP and NADPH
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carbon fixation
the conversion of CO2 to carbohydrates
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where are chloroplasts located
in mesophyll cells
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what wavelengths do plants absorb
blue and red
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what powers the calvin cycle
solar energy absorption and conversion to chemical energy of ATP and NADPH
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chlorophyll a
initiates the light dependent reaction as primary electron donor in the ETC and also transferring resonance energy
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chlorophyll b
extends the absorption spectrum and acts as an accessory pigment also participating in light absorption
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what happens when an excited pigment returns to ground state
passes its electron to a neighboring receptor molecule
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photosystmes
light harvesting unit of chloroplasts thylakoid membrane, contains reaction center and antenna
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reaction center
complex of chlorophyll molecules and proteins, including primary electron acceptor
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antenna complex
chlorophyll binding proteins and and organized into units
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where does the calvin cycle occur
the stroma
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what does the carbon cycle use
the C of CO2, ATP and NADPH
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what catalyzes carbon fixation
rubisco
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three steps of calvin cycle
carbon fixation energy consumption and carbon reduction RuBP regeneration
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what are the products of the calvin cycle
G3P