The Respiratory Chain: Electron Transport

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Where is the ETC in a bacterial cell?

Cell membrane

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Where is the ETC in Eukaryotic cells?

Inner mitochondrial membrane

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Which two coenzymes made during glycolysis, prep reaction, and citric acid cycle bring high energy electrons to the ETC?

NADH

FADH2

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How many NADH and FADH2 enter the ETC

10 NADH

2 FADH2

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Many of the carriers in the ETC are ______

Cytochromes

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Reduced carriers NADH and FADH2 are oxidized and become _____ and _____

NAD

FADH

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The electrons lost from NADH and FADH2 then sequentially transferred to the next four to six carriers with progressively more positive reduction potential. The carriers are called _______

Cytochromes

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In aerobic respiration, the step that finalizes the transport process is the acceptance of electrons and hydrogen by ______, producing ______

oxygen

water

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As energetic electrons from NADH and FADH2 pass along the ETC, the generated energy pumps _______ ions using active transport from the matrix to the intermembrane space of a mitochondrion

hydrogen

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In the case of bacteria, hydrogen ions are pumped from ______ to ______

Inside

Outside cell membrane (periplasmic space)

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The pumping of hydrogen ions creates an electrochemical ______ of H+ ions

gradient

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Is the movement of H+ ions into the intermembrane/periplasmic space an example of facilitated or active transport?

Active (against gradient)

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Because there are more H+ ions in the intermembrane/periplasmic space, the H+ ions will diffuse back into the ______ (eukaryotic) or _______(Bacteria) through a protein called ______ _______

matrix

cytoplasm

ATP Synthase

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The production of ATP when H+ ions move down their gradient in ETC is called

chemiosmosis

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The When the H+ ions move through ATP synthase, they provide energy to add a phosphate to ADP creating ______ in the process

ATP

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Each NADH (10) that enters ETC can give rise to a max of ____ ATP

3

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The coupling of ATP synthesis to electron transport is termed _______ ________

oxidative phosphorylation

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For each FADH (2) that enter the ETC a max of _____ ATP is generated

2

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Total ATP that can be generated from oxidiative phosphorylation

34 (10 NADH x 3 + 2 FADH x 2)

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In oxidative phosphorylation, ______ is the final electron acceptor

Oxygen