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Know what it means for reactions to be coupled (endergonic and exergonic)
For every endergonic reaction there is an exergonic reaction. They happen together.
What is the major energy currency of the cell?

ATP

Be able to articulate what happens in ATP hydrolysis

The energy released from the hydrolysis of ATP into ADP is used to perform cellular work, usually by coupling the exergonic reaction of ATP hydrolysis with endergonic reactions.
Know the name of the reaction that creates ATP from ADP
Phoshorylation, because you’re going to add a phosphate to get atp
Be able to describe what occurs in an oxidation/reduction reaction to electrons and Hydrogen ions. Be able to recognize which is occurring in a reaction.
oxidation/reduction reaction- one thing is oxidized and one is reduced, a coupled reaction.

Reduction- gained H or an electron.


Oxidation- when you lose H or an electron.

Be able to write and recognize the formula for cellular respiration and photosynthesis and know in which oxidation is occurring and in which reduction is occurring.
NAD to NADH is reduction,opposite is oxidation

Cellular Respiration- oxidation

Know the three major steps of cellular respiration
Glycolysis

Citric acid cycle


Electron transport chain

Know where each step takes place
Glycolysis- cytoplasm

Citric acid cycle- inside the mitochondria


Electron transport- inner mitochondria

Know how many steps are in glycolysis

10

Understand the beginning reactants of glycolysis and know what steps require ATP input
Glucose, 1 & 3 they each require one ATP so the total is 2 ATP
Understand the products of glycolysis and know which steps make ATP and NADH and how many are produced
Pyruvate, 7 & 10 made ATP. 6 made NADH
Know which steps are oxidation/reduction reactions and which are oxidative phosphorylation
oxidation/reduction happens when we make NADH or FADH2

Oxidative phosphorylation happens when we create an ATP