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Cellular Respiration
HBIO3 unit 9ish
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Cellular Respiration formula | 6O2 + C6H12O6 --> 6CO2 + 6H2O |
| Cellular Respiration is | how we convert food to energy - how we make ATP out of glucose |
| Glycolysis | -occurs in the cytoplasm -breaks glucose down -is an anaerobic process (doesn't need o2) |
| Kreb's cycle - Citric Acid cycle and the ETC | -happens in mitochondria -aerobic process (needs o2) |
| Glycolysis process | -2 ATPs are used to break glucose down, becoming 2 ADP -2 NAD+ become 2 NADH and 4 ADP becomes 4 ATP using E from the breaking bonds -2 pyruvic acids/pyruate are made from the broken down glucose Net gain of 2 ATP |
| Acetyl CO-A rxn | 1 carbon in the pyruvate combines with O2 and leaves as CO2, leaving behind the 2 other carbons that are now Acetyl CO-A |
| Kreb's cycle process | -The 2 remaining carbons from the Acetyl CO-A rxn combine with 4 carbons to make a 6 carbon mole. (citric acid) -1 carbon leaves as CO2 making another NADH -1 more carbon leaves as CO2 and a NADH, ATP, FADH2, and 1 more NADH are made |
| ETC process | -NADH + H+ becomes NAD+, leaving behind 2 e- -FADH2 drops off 2 more e-, becoming FAD -2H+ combine with O2 and 2 low E e- to create H2O -H+ are moved by e- to ATP synthase, they spin the ATP synthase to create E and ADP combines with Pi to make ATP |
| Lactic acid fermentation happens when | there is not enough O2 in the ETC, which backs up the e-, which backs up the H+ making the environment too acidic (too much H+) The NADH then gets backed up so no more NAD+ which means no more Glycolysis |
| Lactic acid fermentation process | -Glucose is turned into 2 pyruvate during glycolysis -The NADH made during glycolysis is recycled to make a little more ATP -The pyruvate becomes 2 lactic acids/lactate (Pyruvate + H+ + e-) ?? (i don't understand this) |
| The electron carriers of cellular respiration are | made during glycolysis and the kreb's cycle and carrie high E e- to ETC -NADH (NAD+ + H+ + 2e-) -FADH2 (FAD + 2H+ + 2e-) |
| one mole. of sugar/glucose produces how many ATP when O2 is present | 36 ATP |
| The products of the Kreb's cycle are | NADH and FADH2 - they go to the ETC |
| For each mole. of glucose used in the Kreb's cycle (Blank) ATP is made | 2 ATP |
| H2O equation in the ETC | 2e- + 2H+ + 1/2O2 = H2O |
| The products of the ETC are | H2O and ATP |
| How many ATPs are made in glycolysis, the Kreb's cycle, and the ETC | 2 ATPs are made in glycolysis 1 ATP is made during the Kreb's cycle 32-34 ATP is made in the ETC |
| Each FADH2 can generate (blank) ATPs | 2 ATPs |
| Cellular respiration can produce up to (blank) ATPS | 36 ATPS |