If starting from glycogen instead of glucose, the net ATP amount will always be one less

Advanced Glycolysis/Oxidative Cycles

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Advanced Glycolysis/Oxidative Cycles - Quiz

Help for memorization of the gycolytic/oxidative cycles, products, reactants, enzymes, and amount of ATP produced

Questions and Answers

1.

What is the end product of glycolysis?
2.

What is the rate limiting enzyme (slowest enzyme) in the process of glycolysis?
3.

Name the two reactants for which ATP is used in glycolysis
4.

How many net ATP are produced in the process of glycolysis?
5.

What is the enzyme that is used when NADH is oxidized in glycolysis?
6.

What is the first product in the Krebs Cycle?
7.

How many total ATP are produced when starting with 1 molecule of citrate, going to oxaloacetic acid, and through the electron transport chain?
8.

Name the reactant, enzyme, and product that is the only step in which ATP is produced by itself in the citric acid cycle
9.

How many net ATP are produced when starting with 1 molecule of glucose, traveling through glycolysis and the oxidative cycle (including the ETC)
10.

How many ATP are produced when starting with one molecule of 3-phosphoglycerate, and ending at malicate (including oxidation-reduction reactions)?
11.

What is the name of the enzyme that facilitates oxalosuccinate to alpha ketoglycerate?
12.

What enzyme speeds up the reaction of G-6-P to F-6-P?
13.

What are the 4 products that pyruvic acid can turn into?
14.

What are the cytochromes in the electron transport chain?
15.

How many total ATP can be produced in the electron transport chain from 4 molecules of NADH and 3 molecules of FADH?
16.

What is the name of the enzyme that turns oxaloacetic acid into citrate?
17.

If starting from glycogen instead of glucose, the net ATP amount will always be one less
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

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Advanced Glycolysis/Oxidative Cycles

What is the end product of glycolysis?

What is the rate limiting enzyme (slowest enzyme) in the process of glycolysis?

Name the two reactants for which ATP is used in glycolysis

How many net ATP are produced in the process of glycolysis?

What is the enzyme that is used when NADH is oxidized in glycolysis?

What is the first product in the Krebs Cycle?

How many total ATP are produced when starting with 1 molecule of citrate, going to oxaloacetic acid, and through the electron transport chain?

Name the reactant, enzyme, and product that is the only step in which ATP is produced by itself in the citric acid cycle

How many net ATP are produced when starting with 1 molecule of glucose, traveling through glycolysis and the oxidative cycle (including the ETC)

How many ATP are produced when starting with one molecule of 3-phosphoglycerate, and ending at malicate (including oxidation-reduction reactions)?

What is the name of the enzyme that facilitates oxalosuccinate to alpha ketoglycerate?

What enzyme speeds up the reaction of G-6-P to F-6-P?

What are the 4 products that pyruvic acid can turn into?

What are the cytochromes in the electron transport chain?

How many total ATP can be produced in the electron transport chain from 4 molecules of NADH and 3 molecules of FADH?

What is the name of the enzyme that turns oxaloacetic acid into citrate?

If starting from glycogen instead of glucose, the net ATP amount will always be one less