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ch.7 biology 103

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What are the stages of cellular respiration? Glyclolysis ___________ transition reaction, krebs cycle, electron transportation, chemiosomosis
Photosynthesis formula? 6CO2 + 6h20 + sunlight energy _______> C6H12O6 + 6O2
What is our primary food source? gluclose
Occurs without oxygen? fermentation
requires oxygen aerobic
What are 2 types of cellular respiration? aerobic and fermentation
energy extracted from chemical bonds then energy will be recycled? cellular respiration
Cells can't use ______, _______, & _______. sugar, protein, fats
cells require? ATP
Can be converted into gluclose? lipids, proteins and amino acids
ATP is used for _____, _____, _____, and ______ Active transport, building proteins, reproduction, and moving substance across cell.
fundamental energy carrier in cells and powers all cellular work? ATP
What does ATP stand for? Adenosine Triphosphate
Cellular respiration formula? C6H12O6 ____> CO2 +H2O + ATP
Cellular takes place in ______ ______. Eukaryotic Cells
harvesting of energy( in the form of ATP) from food molecules by cells? cellular respiration
things produced? products
things you start with? reactants
energy conversion reaction cellular respiration
the passage of energetic glycolysis
accepting electrons reduced
atoms loses electron oxidized
the oxidation of organic compounds to extract energy from chemical bonds cellular respiration
"fed by others" hetertroph
"self feeders" autotrophs
Plants, algae, and some bacteria harvest the energy of sun light through.. photosynthesis
fluid filled space matrix
1 gluclose= 38 ATP
inner membrane folded cristae
only source of water for some organisms metabolic water
can't be store for long periods of time ATP
1st to describe alcoholic fermentation, discovered yeast as the organism that turned sugar into alcohol Louis Pasteur
any metabolic process that release energy from a sugar or another organic molecule don't require oxygen or electron transport system and uses an organic molecule as final electron acceptor fermentation
stick together coagulate
feeds on sugars and fats lactococcus
fermentation takes place in _________. cytosol
final electron acceptor in the electron transport chain is oxygen
uses organic molecules to accept electrons from NADH fermentation
eukaryotic cells yield _____ ______ molecules per gluclose molecules during cellular respiration. 36 ATP
final step of krebs cycle is v regeneration of oxaloacetate
ATP is synthesized as protons flow down their concentration gradient through _____ _______. ATP synthase
live off of the organic compound produced by autotrophs heterotrophs
When NADH is reduced it accept both ____ & _____. electrons, protons
lacks oxygen anaerobic
what happens during last 5 steps of glycolysis ______, ______, ______, _______ G3P converted into pyruvate NAD+ is reduced NADH is formed ATP is produced
Reactions of Kreb Cycle are ____, ____, ____, ____ GDP FAD Acetyl-CoA NAD+
products of glycolysis is ______, ____, _____. pyruvate, NADH, ATP
catabolic reactions that break down complex molecules and ultimately generate ATP are. oxidations
all metabolic reactions produce ______. heat
the primary aim of cellular respiration is to produced of _______, which provide energy to the cell. ATP
This is produced during anaerobic and fermentation ethanol, lactic acid, carbon dioxide
autotrophs convert radient energy into ______ _______. chemical energy
redox reactions are composed of ___ and ____. oxidations and reductions
is referred to as phosphorylation ADP
Where does fermetation take place? cytosol
list five foods made using lactic acid cheese, yogurt, butter milk, soy sauce, and sauerkraut
How many ATP molecules are produced in all five stages? 38
How many ATP molecules are produced in chemiosomosis? 34
How many ATP molecules are produced in electron transport chain?` 0
How many ATP molecules are produced in the Krebs Cycle? 2
How many ATP molecules are produced in the transition reaction? 0
How many ATP molecules are produced in glycolysis? ` 2
is located with in the cristae of the mitochondria, a series of transmembrane proteins transfer electrons are embedded in sequence with cristae electron transport chain
a single ATP is generated from the breakdown of each _____. acetyl-CoA
-occurs inside the matrix of mitochondria, the 2-carbon Acetyl-CoA molecule from the transition reaction enters the cycle. Krebs Cycle or Citric Acid Cycle
end product of the transition reaction is a two-carbon molecule called. Acetyl-CoA
-if oxygen is present, the 2 pyruvate molecules enter transition reaction. The pyruvates move from the cytosol to the matrix of mitochondria. transition reaction
end products of glycolysis are two three-carbon molecules called pyruvate or pyruvic acid
the cells has to provide some energy during ____ so it spends ___ ___ ___. glycolysis, two, ATP
glycolysis starts with _______ _______. glucose molecule
oldest energy-harvesting process and universal to all life, occurs with or without oxygen, occurs in the cytosol of cytoplasm. glycolysis
five stages of aerobic cellular respiration glycolysis, transition reaction, krebs cycle, electron transport system, chemiosmosis
harvesting of energy (for ATP synthesis) from the degeneration of food molecules (carbohydrates, lipids, proteins) aerobic cellular respiration
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