Biology Chapter 6
True
False
True
False
Taking polysaccharides(starch & glycol)
Glycerol ( fatty acids/carbs)
Amino acids: cell respiration
True
False
True
False
In the cell wall
In the Mitochondria membrane and it is aerobic
In the organells
Yes
No
True
False
Oxaloacetate
Mitochondria(matrix) and it is aerobic
Citrate
This use electrons
This is where the majority of ATP is produced at (32)
This uses enersy
Taking polysaccharides(starch & glycol)
Glycerol ( fatty acids/carbs)
Amino acids: cell respiration
True
False
Loses an electron (glucose)
Gains an electron (02)
NADH
True
False
True
False
36 ATP's
24 ATP's
12 ATP's
Yes
No
Yes
No
Lactic Acid: which is fungi, bacteria, human muscle fermentation
Alcohol fermentation: which is yeast and bacteria fermentation
NAD
NADH
ATP
Glycolysis
Citric Acid Cycle
Oxidative Phosphorylation
NADH
True
False
Requires the use of oxygen 02
The process by which carbohydrates and other organic molecule are converted to fuel to power our cells.
Doesn't use oxygen and is called fermentation
Anaerobic
Exergonic
They extract the bond energy from carbohydrates for cellular fuel
The sun to make carbohydrates
This is an exergonic reaction
CO2 & H20
ATP
Exergonic reaction
Takes place in the mitochondrial matrix
Takes place in the cytoplasm
Takes place in the inner mitochondrial membrane
Glycolysis
Citric acid cylce
Oxdidative phosphorylation and chemiosmosis fermentation
Digestion
The fuel our cells is adenosine triphosphate ( ATP)
Doesn't use oxygen and is called fermentation.
Requires the use of oxygen 02
Occurs first
Breaking down food, but "getting" energy.
Life due to photosysnthesis
Produces water
Get's rid of water as metabolic water
Generates water
True
False
Produce ADP
Produce ATP
Sysnthesising new protein. (fat & glycogen) . And to maintain organisms.
1st')Starts at the Glycolysis in the Cytoplasm. Breaks down 2 ATP's into pyruvates.
2nd) Acetyl CoA goes into the Citric Acid Cycle. This produces 2 ATP's
3rd) Oxidative Phosphorylation- Where electrons are transported and Chemiosmosis takes place. This is where the remainder of 32 ATP's is left for the cells energy
3,6
2,6
4,6
ATP is fuel for our cells
Doesn't use oxygen and is called fermentation.
Requires the use of oxygen 02
NAD
ATP
Hydrogen atoms
Takes place in the mitochondrial matrix
Takes place in the cytoplasm
Takes place in the inner mitochondrial membrane
ATP
Glucose
Hydrogen
This is an exergonic reaction
The sun to make carbohydrates
carbohydrates for cellular fuel
Redox reaction
Reduction
Oxidation
Loses an electron (glucose)
Gains an electron (02)
NADH
Takes place in the mitochondrial matrix
Takes place in the inner mitochondrial membrane
Takes place in the cytoplasm
The first law of thermodynamics
The second law of thermodynamics
Photosynthesis
Diffusion is Hight to low concentration
The ATP synthase and converts ADP + PI + ATP
Oxidates
Amino acids: cell respiration
Glycerol ( fatty acids/carbs)
Taking polysaccharides(starch & glycol)
Glycolysis:
Citric Acid Cycle:
Oxidative Phosphorylation:
Cellular respiration
Photosynthesis
ATP
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