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Biol 231 exam 2

Locations and input/output

QuestionAnswer
photons absorbed and funneled within thylakoid membrane
H20--> 1/2O2 + 2H + 2e- thylakoid lumen, inner face of thylakoid membrane
O2 generated, H+ accumulates thylakoid lumen
e- excited and transported within thylakoid membrane
H+ pumped across thylakoid membrane from Stroma--> lumen
NADP --> NADPH stroma, at outer face of thylakoid membrane
H+ flow thru ATP synthase across thylakoid membrane from lumen--> stroma
ADP + Pi --> ATP (via ATP synthase) stroma, at outer face of thylakoid membrane
CO2 fixed into carbohydrate stroma
NADPH --> NADP stroma
glucose synthesis stroma and cytoplasm
TCA Input: pyruvate output: CO2, GTP, high energy electrons, associated with a carrier molecule. Location: mitochondrial matrix
Glycolysis Input: glucose, ATP Output: 2 x pyruvate, 2ATP, 2NADPH Location: cytosol
Electron Transport Input: high energy electrons, associated with a carrier molecule, O2 Output: potential energy of a H+ gradient Location: IMM
Mitochondrial ATP synthesis Input: potential energy of H+ gradient Output: ATP Location: IMS, IMM and Matrix (assocaited with the inner mitochondrial membrane)
Stop Codons UAA, UAG, UGA
Depolarization The Na channel opens and Na flows into cell (influx)
Repolarization Voltage gated K channels are open and K flows out of the cell. The Na channels have closed
Refractory Period prevents an action potential that is being propagated along an axon toward the synapse form changing directions by Na quickly close ad cannot be opened again for few msec.
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