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Oxidation

Loss of electrons

Reduction

Gain of electrons

True

True of false:


plant cells can undergo cellular respiration

Energy investment and energy harvest

2 phases of glycolysis

2 NADH, 2 H2O, 2 ATP, 2 pyruvate

Net products of glycolysis?

Cytoplasm

where does glycolysis occur in the cell?

True

True or false:


Glycolysis can occur with or without oxygen

Mitochondria

Where does pyruvate oxidation occur in the cell?

1. Glycolysis


2. Pyruvate oxidation


3. Krebs cycle


4. Electron transport chain

Steps in cellular respiration?

Matrix of mitochondria

Where does the Krebs/citric acid cycle occur in the cell?

Inner membrane/cristae of mitochondria

Where does the ETC take place in the cell?

28-34 ATP

Net ATP produced from ETC?

2 ATP

ATP produced from glycolysis?

2 ATP

#ATP produced from glycolysis?

2 ATP

# ATP produced by Krebs cycle?

Fermentation

Produced 2 ATP per glucose molecule

Cellular respiration

Produces 32 ATP per glucose molecule

Obligate anaerobes

carry out only fermentation & cannot survive in the presence of oxygen

Facultative anaerobes

can survive w/or w/o presence of oxygen; can carry out fermentation or cellular respiration

Autotrophs

Producers in the biosphere; sustain themselves w/o eating anything derived from other organisms

Autotrophs

Producers in the biosphere; sustain themselves w/o eating anything derived from other organisms

Heterotrophs

The consumers of the biosphere; obtain food from other organisms

Cellular respiration

Oxygen+sugar —> ATP + carbon dioxide + water

Photosynthesis

Sunlight (energy) + carbon dioxide + water —> Oxygen + glucose (sugar)

Photosynthesis

Converts solar energy to chemical energy

Alcohol

Yeast, wine, and beer are all examples of???

Alcohol

Yeast, wine, and beer are all examples of???

Lactic acid

Fungi, bacteria, and mammal muscle cells to make ATP are examples of???

Anaerobic respiration

Fermentation is an example of???

Exergonic

Cellular respiration is a ________ reaction

Endergonic

Photosynthesis is a __________ reaction.

Light reactions and Calvin cycle

2 parts of photosynthesis:

Light reactions and Calvin cycle

2 parts of photosynthesis:

Thylakoids

In what part of the chloroplasts do light reactions take place?

Light reactions and Calvin cycle

2 parts of photosynthesis:

Thylakoids

In what part of the chloroplasts do light reactions take place?

Stroma

In what part of the chloroplasts does the Calvin cycle take place?

Stoma/stomata

Microscopic holes plant leaves; oxygen and carbon dioxide leave through these

Carotenoids

Keeps plants from absorbing too much light

6

How many times does the Calvin cycle repeat to make 1 molecule of glucose?

C4 and CAM plants

Plants that live in dry & arid climates

Carbon dioxide, water, energy

In order for plants to grow, they need:

Glucose

Substance that is the building blocks of plants

The sun

Where does the energy for photosynthesis come from?

Photons

Smallest units of light

Yellow and green

Plants appear green bc they reflect these 2 color wavelengths of light:

Yellow and green

Plants appear green bc they reflect these 2 color wavelengths of light:

Red and blue

Plants absorb these 2 color wavelengths, which provide energy for photosynthesis:

Chloroplasts

Specialized structures in the plant cell where photosynthesis occurs

Hydrogen ions

What is being pumped from the stroma to the thylakoid?

ATP synthase

Protein that phosphorylates ADP to ATP

NADPH & ATP

2 products of light dependent reactions that fuel the Calvin cycle: