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Takes place in the cytoplasm and is responsible for production of 2 ATP
Glycolysis
-Converts pyruvate to acetyl CoA
-Account for use of 2 ATP to cross NADH impermeable mitochondial membrane
Pyruvate Decarboxylation
-Breakdown of acetyl CoA generateds NADC, FADH2, & ATP
-Takes place in mitochondrial matrix
-+2 ATP
Citric Acid/Kreb Cycle
-Takes Place across inner mitochondrial membrane
-Final e- acceptor is Oxygen
- +34 ATP
Oxidative Phosphorylation / Electron Transport Chain
Each one forms 2 ATP
FADH2
Each on forms 3 ATP (only 2 during glycolysis)
NADH
-Anaerobic process that convers pyruvate to lactic acid or yeast
- produces 2 ATP
Fermentation
Polysaccharide synhesis results in ________. (loss of H2O)
Dehydration
Breakdown of polysaccharide requires the addition of H2O
Hydrolysis
Pigments giving color to plants and animals
Carotenoids
Peptide bonds formed by _______ reaction
dehydration (loss of H2O)
Act as carriers or enzymes
Albumins and Globulins
collagen that is fibrous in nature
Scleroprotein
Protein bound to carbohydrate
Mucoprotein
Contain histone or protamine bound to nucleic acid
nucleoprotein
-Decrease activation energy
-do not affect overall deltaG of rxn
-Not changed or consumed
Catalyst
Substrate and active site spacially correct for enzyme specificity
Lock & Key Theory
Flexible active sites for enzyme
Induced Fit
Cell Theory
-All living things composed of cells
-cells basic functional unit of life
-arise from preexisting cells
-carry genetic information in DNA
-Contains DNA and is responsible for Cell Division
Nucleus
site of rRNA synthesis
Nucleolus
-Necessary for protein production
-synthesized in nucleolus
-Free found in cytoplasm
-Bound line ER
Ribosome
Responsible for transportation of materials throughout the cell
Endoplasmic Reticulum
-modifies vessicles from smooth ER
-repackages and distributes to cell surface via exocytosis
Golgi Apparatus
-site of aerobic respiration
-inner and outer phospholipid bilayer
Mitochondria
membrane bound sacs involved in transport (more common in plants)
vacuole
microtubules invovled in spindle organization (not in plants)
centrioles
membrane bound and breaks down ingested material
lysosome
Plants have:
-no centrosome
-cell wall
-chloroplasts
-vacuoles
Passive transport requiring no energy, but has a carrier
Facillitated diffusion
Transport against gradients requiring a carrier and energy
Active transport
lower concentration inside cell than extra cellular causing cell to shrivel
Hypertonic Solution
high concentration within the cell, causing water to rush into the cell and lyse
Hypotonic Solution
movement of particles throughout the cytoplasm due to kinetic energy
Brownian Movement
Produced NADPH, ATP, and O2
Takes place in Granna
Light Reactions
-CO2 is fixed
-takes place in Stroma
Calvin Cycle