Chapter 10: Cellular respiration and fermentation

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Biology

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for each glucose molecule in glycolysis...

2 ATP are gained

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during the krebs cycle

a little more energy is generated from pyruvic acid

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food helps living things...

grow and reproduce

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chemical energy from food is released when...

the chemical bonds are broken

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food groups

proteins, lipids, carbohydrates

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the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water by 1 degree Celsius

calorie

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1000 calories =

one Calorie (kilocalories)

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actually kilocalories

the calories on food labels =

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most calories

fats

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cells gradually break down food molecules and use the energy stored in the chemical bonds such as...

ATP

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6CO2 + C6H12O6 ---) 6CO2 + 6H2O + energy

equation for cellular respiration (symbols)

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the process that releases energy from food in the presence of oxygen

cellular respiration

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equation for cellular respiration (words)

oxygen + glucose ---) carbon dioxide + water + energy

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Glycolysis

chemical pathway in which glucose enters

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three main stages of cellular respiration

glycolysis, krebs cycle, electron transport chain

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only small amount of energy produced in this stage

first stage: glycolysis

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purpose of glycolysis

make pyruvic acid

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oxygen

one of the worlds most powerful energy acceptors

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produces the bulk of the energy

electron transport chain

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pathways of cellular respiration that require oxygen

aerobic

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examples of aerobic pathways

krebs cycle, electron transport chain

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aerobic processes occur in...

mitochondria

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does not directly require oxygen, or rely on an oxygen-requiring process to run

anaerobic

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example of anaerobic pathways:

glycolysis

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"deposits"

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photosynthesis "_______________" energy

"withdraws"

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cellular respiration "_______________" energy

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gylcolysis takes place in the...

cytoplasm

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1 glucose molecule is transformed into...

2 molecules of pyruvic acid

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the cell uses 2 ATP to...

get glycolysis started

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During glycolysis

the cell makes 2 ATP

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NAD+ accepts a pair of high-energy electrons and an H and becomes:

NADH

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for each one molecule of glucose, ___ NADH are produced

2

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NADH will transfer it's electrons to the...

electron transport chain

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glycolsis energy yield is...

small

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gylcolysis breaks down...

glucose in the cytoplasm

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what does glycolysis require to get started?

2 ATP

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net production of ATP in glycolysis

2

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net production of NADH in glycolysis

2

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net production of pyruvate acid in glycolysis

2

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where does the krebs cycle take place

mitochondrial matrix

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lazy river located in the inner membrane

matrix

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first compound formed in the krebs cycle

citric acid

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completes one krebs cycle

2 turns

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each molecule of glucose results in...

2 turns of the krebs cycle

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what is produced for each complete krebs cycle?

6 co2, 2 FADH, 8 NADH, 2 ATP

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what happens to Co2 after the krebs cycle?

it is released into the air

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what happens to the FADH2 and the NADH after the krebs cycle?

they carry their electrons to the ETC

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during the electron transport chain, the NADH and the FADH2 pass their high-energy electrons to:

electron carrier proteins in the electron transport chain

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how is the energy from the electrons used in the ETC?

to pump hydrogen ions from the inner mitochondrial membrane to the inner membrane space

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inner mitochondrial membrane =

matrix membrane

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what causes the h+ ions to move to pass through the ATP synthase?

the high H+ concentration gradient

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ATP synthase makes:

ATP

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at the end of the electron transport chain, the _____________ combine with the ___________ and __________ to form ______________

electrons, hydrogen, oxygen, water

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cellular respiration generates

36 ATP for every glucose molecule

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what is the percentage for the amount of energy of glucose that ATP takes up?

36%

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energy released as heat

64%

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a process that does not require oxygen and releases energy from food molecules and produces some ATP

fermentation

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where does fermentation occur?

cytoplasm of the cell

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high energy electrons got to the ETC if...

oxygen is present

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two types of fermentation

alcohol fermentation, lactic acid fermentation

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(THIS ALLOWS GYLCOLYSIS TO CONTINUE PRODUCING ATP) fermentation converts NADH back into...

NAD+ (electron carrier)

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example of alcohol fermentation user

yeast

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what does alcohol fermentation produce?

ethanol alcohol, carbon dioxide

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what is alcohol fermentation used for in reality?

produce alcoholic beverages, causes bread to rise

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most organisms carry out fermentation and produce:

2 ATP (no gas)

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for quick, short bursts of energy

lactic acid fermentation

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for intense exercise

cellular respiration

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how does the body store energy?

glycogen

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energy form glycogen lasts:

15 mins

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backup energy:

fats

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reactants of gylcolysis

glucose

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products of gylcolysis

pyruvate, ATP, and NADH

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reactants of the krebs cycle

pyruvic acid

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products of the krebs cycle

carbon dioxide, NADH, FADH2, ATP

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reactants of the ETC

NADH, FADH2, ADP, oxygen

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products of the ETC

water, ATP