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The 4 enzymes we need to know in the ETC are ? they are all electron tranporters
NADH dehydrogenase
FMN
Coenzyme Q
cytochromes
There are 5 NADH's made during oxidative phosphorylation-4 from krebs cycle and 1 from glycolysis per pyruvate. There are 3 ATP's made from each NADH and these are made twice. 3x5x2=30 ATP's made from NADH's in the ?
ETC
The single FADH produced for each pyruvate during the Krebs cycle results in 2 ATP's per FADH in the ETC, and these are made twice. 2x2=4ATP's made from FADH in the ?
ETC
How many FADH's are made in the Kreb's cycle?
1 per pyruvate and 2 total
How many NADH's are made in the Kreb's cycle ?
4- 1 in the prepatory reaction and 3 in the Kreb's cycle proper/ 8 per glucose
How many molecules of CO2 are generated during the Krebs cycle?
6
How many molecules of O2 are consumed during the ETC
6
? H2O molecules are produced in ETC and ? H2O molecules are made in glycolysis for a total of 8, but ? H2O molecules are used in the Krebs cycle, so the net H2O's are ?
6
2
2
6
The total possible yield of ATP is ?
? from glycolysis
? from the Krebs cycle
? from the ETC
Since 2 ATP's are used in early glycolysis the maximum net yield is ? ATP's
4
2
34
38
In the terminal step O2 accepts the ? and becomes reduced
electrons
most eukaryotic aerobes have a fully functioning ? system
cytochrome
Bacteria exhibit wide ranging variations in their ? step which can be used to differentiate among certain genera of bacteria
terminal
In anaerobic respiration the terminal step functions like the aerobic cytochrome system except it utilizes O2-containing ? like ?,?,? rather than free O2
Ions
carbonates
sulfates
nitrates
Fermentation is the ? oxidation of glucose or other carbohydrates in the absence of oxygen
incomplete
Fermentation uses ? compounds as the terminal electron acceptors and yields a small amount of ?
organic

ATP
Many bacteria can grow as fast using ? as they would in the presence of O2, this is made possible by an increase in the rate of ? and it permits independence from molecular ?
fermentation
glycolysis
O2
name some products of fermentation ?
Alcoholic beverages
dairy products
vitamins
antibiotics
The two general categories of fermentation are ? and ?
Alcoholic and Acidic fermentation
Alcohol fermentation happens during what pathway ?
glycolysis
lactic acid bacteria ferment ? and reduce it to lactic acid
pyruvate
? fermentation happens when glucose is fermented to a mixture of lactic acid, acetic acid,and CO2
heterolactic
? acid fermentation produces a combination of acetic, lactic, succinic, and formic acids and lowers pH of a medium to about ?
mixed

4.0
? produce pungent smelling propionic acid that cause acne and the holes in swiss cheese
Propionobacteria
An enzyme that breaks apart fats into fatty acids and glycerols is ? the glycerol is then converted to ? that can enter step ? of glycolsysis. The fatty acids go through ? oxidation which can yield 50 ATP from one 6 carbon fatty acid
lipase
DHAP
4
BETA
Microbes can break down lipids and proteins to produce precursor ? and energy
metabolites
The enzyme that breaks proteins down to their amino acid components is ? Amino groups are then removed by ?
protease

deamination