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| Where does Glycolysis Start? |
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| What are the end products of glycolosis? |
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2 Pyruvic Acids
2 NADH
Net 2 ATP |
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| Where does Glycolosis take place? |
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| What is the first stage of glycolosis? |
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Sugar Activation (uses 2 ATP)
Glucose is phosphorylated to fructose 1-biphosphate |
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| What is the second stage of Glycolosis? |
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| Sugar Cleavage, split into 2 3-Carbon Fragments |
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| What is the last (3rd) stage of Glycolosis? |
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| Sugar oxidation, oxidation due to loss of H to NAD, and 4 ATP molecules formed through loss of P by each 3 carbon fragment; these are now pyruvic acids |
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| Substrate Level Phosphorylation and Anaerobic |
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| What has to be present in order for pyruvic acid to move into transitional phase? |
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| What happens if 02 is not present in the pyruvic acid? |
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| What are the three steps of the Transition Phase? |
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1. Decarboxylation
2. Oxidation
3. Formation of ACetyl Co A |
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| In the first step to the transition phase... What is the function of Decarboylation? |
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| One Carbon Removed, for the first time we have Co2 as Product |
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| In the second step to the transition phase... What is the function of Oxidation? |
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| Remaining 2C Fragment has H removed to NAD |
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| In the third step to the transition phase... What is the function of Formation of Acetyl Co A? |
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| Now Krebs Cycle can begin |
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| Is the Transition phase part of the krebs cycle? And is it neccesary for krebs cycle to happen? |
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| What starts the Krebs Cycle? |
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| What are the end products of the Krebs Cycle? |
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3 NADH,
1 FADH,
2CO2,
1 ATP |
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| Where does the Krebs Cycle take place? |
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| Substrat Level Phosphoyrlation and AEROBIC |
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| Where does the electron transport chain start? |
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| What are the end products of the electon transport chain? |
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| Where does the electron trasport chain take place? |
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| Mitochondrial Membrane/ Cristae |
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| Where does NADH+H and FADH2 (from glycolosis and the Krebs Cycle) drop off their H's at?? |
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| The inner mitochondrial membrane/cristae |
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| In the Electron transport chain protons and electrons are split apart, and the electrons are shuttled along the membrane from one complex to another.... |
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| While the protons are moved out into the intermembrane space this creates an ______ |
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| IN the electron transport chain... Electrons are ultimately to Deliver O in order to make ____ |
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| IN the electron transport chain... Protons are pumped back across the membrane by ____ which creates an electrical current that powers ________________ |
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ATP synthase
Phosphorylation of ADP to ATP |
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| Because Oxygen is directly used and linked to electrons to make water, oxygen is: __________ and the process is __________ |
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Final electron acceptor
Oxidative phophorylation |
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