Cellular Respiration
Cellular Respiration
Chpt. 9
Review Chpt 8:
ATP( structure, ADP, AMP
p. 148 concept check 8.2 #1,2 p 150cc 8.3 #1, p. 155, cc 8.4 1,2, **p 157 cc 8.5
P. 159
#1, 7, 10,
Redox Rxns P. 161-162
Cellular Respiration
▪ Fermentation p. 175
▪ Glycolysis( only when Energy needed; otherwise stored as glycogen or starch
o 10 rxns; 10 enzymes
o Glucose( 2 pyruvate
o P. 165, Fig. 9.8 and P. 166-167
▪ Citric Acid Cycle/ KREBS p. 168-169 all 3 figures
▪ Oxidative Phosphorylation P. 171-172
o Electron transport chain
▪ Electron transport molecules?
o Chemiosmosis
▪ ATP synthase
Phosphofructokinase p. 178
▪ Stimulate-( AMP
▪ Inhibit( ATP, Citrate
Review Chpt. 9
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| |1 . |
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| |Which of the following best describes the main purpose of|
| |the combined processes of glycolysis and cellular |
| |respiration? (Concept 9.1[pic]) [Hint] |
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| |the breakdown of glucose to carbon dioxide and water |
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| |conserving the energy in glucose and related molecules in|
| |a chemical form that cells can use for work |
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| |catabolism of sugars and related compounds |
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| |producing complex molecules from chemical building blocks|
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| |breaking down ATP, so that ADP and P can be reused |
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| |2 . |
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| |In the combined processes of glycolysis and cellular |
| |respiration, what is consumed and what is produced? |
| |(Concept 9.1[pic]) [Hint] |
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| |Carbon dioxide is consumed, and water is produced. |
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| |Oxygen is consumed, and glucose is produced. |
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| |Water is consumed, and ATP is produced. |
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| |Glucose is consumed, and carbon dioxide is produced. |
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| |ATP is consumed, and oxygen is produced. |
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| |3 . |
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| |Which of the following describes the process of |
| |glycolysis? (Concept 9.2[pic]) [Hint] |
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| |It represents the first steps in the chemical oxidation |
| |of glucose by the cell. |
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| |It produces both ATP and NADH. |
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| |It converts one glucose molecule to two molecules of |
| |pyruvate and carbon dioxide. |
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| |The first two answers are correct. |
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| |The first three answers are correct. |
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| |5 . |
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| |The electrons stripped from glucose in cellular |
| |respiration end up in which compound? (Concept 9.4[pic]) |
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| |ATP |
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| |NADH |
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| |oxygen |
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| |carbon dioxide |
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| |water |
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| |7 . |
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| |Which statement about the citric acid cycle is incorrect?|
| |(Concept 9.3[pic]) [Hint] |
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| |The citric acid cycle oxidizes the products of glycolysis|
| |to carbon dioxide. |
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| |The citric acid cycle produces most of the NADH that is |
| |subsequently used by the electron transport chain. |
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| |The oxidation of compounds by the citric acid cycle |
| |requires molecular oxygen. |
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| |The last reaction in the citric acid cycle produces a |
| |product that is a substrate for the first reaction of the|
| |citric acid cycle. |
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| |The citric acid cycle depends on the availability of |
| |NAD+, which is a product of the electron transport chain.|
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| |9 . |
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| |Which of the following statements is correct about the |
| |chemiosmotic synthesis of ATP? (Concept 9.4[pic]) [Hint] |
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| |The energy for production of ATP from ADP comes directly |
| |from a gradient of electrons across the inner |
| |mitochondrial membrane. |
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| |Oxygen participates directly in the reaction that makes |
| |ATP from ADP and P. |
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| |The chemiosmotic synthesis of ATP requires that the |
| |electron transport in the inner mitochondrial membrane be|
| |coupled to proton transport across the same membrane. |
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| |The first two choices are correct. |
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| |The first three choices are correct. |
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| |10 . |
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| |In most cells, not all of the carbon that enters |
| |glycolysis is converted to carbon dioxide by cellular |
| |respiration. What happens to this carbon that does not |
| |end up as CO2? (Concept 9.6[pic]) [Hint] |
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| |It is used to convert ADP to ATP via chemiosmosis. |
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| |It is converted to heat. |
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| |The carbon atoms are removed from these processes to |
| |serve as building blocks for other complex molecules. |
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| |It is used to make ATP. |
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| |It is used to make NADH. |
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