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Chemiosmosis occurs at the ___ ___ __ located on the cell membrane of prokaryotic cells, on the cristae of eukaryotic mitochondria, and on the thylakoids of eukaryotic chloroplasts.
Electron Transport Chain
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___ allosteric regulation involves a reversible enzyme activator.
Positive
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___ refers to all the chemical reactions in living organisms.
Metabolism
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In aerobic respiration, the intermediate (or "prep") steps that follow glycolysis produce two __ groups (C2H2O) that are carried into the Krebs cycle (aka Citric Acid cycle) by Coenzyme A molecules.
Acetyl
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___ refers to removal of CO2 from a molecule; occurs during the intermediate ("prep") steps and during Krebs cycle of aerobic respiration.
Decarboxylation
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___ ___ is the enzyme located at the end of a proton (H+) channel; it harnesses the kinetic energy or protons flowing through to make ATP.
ATP Synthase
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The ___ is the molecule an enzyme works upon.
Subtrate
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____ refers to removal of H2 from a molecule; occurs during glycolysis, the intermediate ("prep") steps and during Krebs cycle of aerobic respiration.
Oxidation.
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Glucose is the ___ molecule for glycolysis.
Precursor
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Two pyruvic acids are the ___ ___ of glycolysis.
End Product
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The ___ gradient formed during chemiosmosis represents potential energy.
Electrochemical
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___ ___ fermentation occurs in out muscle cells when the oxygen demand can no longer be met.
Lactic Acid
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The net number of ATP (per glucose) made during glycolysis is ___.
2
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The production of ATP by chemiosmosis at the electron transport chain of photosynthesis is called ____ phosphorylation.
Photo
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The electrochemical gradient formed during chemiosmosis represents ___ energy.
Potential
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The movement of proteins (H+) through a proton channel is an example of ___ diffusion.
Facilitated
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___ enzymes are secreted by a cell.
Exoenzyme
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Negative allosteric regulation involves a reversible enzyme ____.
Inhibitor
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___ refers to the acetyl group combined with its Coenzyme A carrier.
Acetyl CoA
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Acetaldehyde is an ____ in the alcohol fermentation pathway.
Intermediate
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Chemiosmosis occurs at the electron transport chain located on the cell membrane of prokaryotic cells, on the ____ of eukaryotic mitochondria, and on the thylakoids of eukaryotic chloroplasts.
Cristae
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When enzymes are exposed to external heat or pH, they are usually ____, and therefore inactive because of their changed 3-dimensional shape.
Denatured.
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The ____ ___ is a metabolic pathway consisting of 9 steps controlled by 9 enzymes that is a part of aerobic respiration. It requires 2 acetyl groups and 6 H20 and it releases 4 C02, 6 NADH, 2 FADH2 and 2 ATP.
Kreb's Cycle
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___ enzymes remain and function inside a cell.
Endoenzymes
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ATP consists of a nitrogen base called ____, a 5C sugar called ribose and three negatively charged phosphate groups.
Adenine
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The "high energy bonds" of ATP are more easily broke because each of the phosphate groups has a ___ charge.
Negative
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The total number of ATP (per glucose) made during glycolysis is ___.
4
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____ ___ is the enzyme that phosphorylates ADP using energy from sunlight or food molecules.
ATP Synthase
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ATP synthase is located at the end of a ___ ___ so that the kinetic energy of protons flowing through can be harnessed to make ATP.
Proton Channel
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ATP consists of a nitrogen base called adenine, a 5C sugar called ribose and three negatively charged _____ groups.
Phosphate
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Acetyl CoA refers to the acetyl group combined with its ___ __ carrier.
Coenzyme A
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6 ____ molecules are required for aerobic respiration and 12 ___ molecules are by-products of aerobic respiration.
Water
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The __ steps (also called the "prep steps") occur between glycolysis and the Kreb's cycle of aerobic respiration; decarboxylation and oxidation occur.
Intermediate
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____ literally means the "splitting of sugar"; this metabolic pathway occurs first and then leads into aerobic respiration, anaerobic respiration or fermentation, depending on the type of cell and the situation.
Glycolysis
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All cells use ATP molecules to store ____.
Energy
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___ inhibition occurs when an inhibitor blocks the active site of an enzyme, keeping the real substate from getting in.
Competative
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Breaking down macromolecules (as in digestion) is the part of metabolism referred to as ____.
Catabolism
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ADP → ATP _____ energy from good or sun.
Requires
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Allosteric regulation of enzymes is a way to activate or inactivate an enzyme by temporarily changing its ____.
Shape
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Metabolic ____ occurs when there are two or more possible precursors that lead to the same end products.
Convergence
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___ respiration requires oxygen and occurs in most bacteria, all protists, fungi, plants, and animals.
Aerobic
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The intermediate steps (also called the "____ ___") occur between glycolysis and the Kreb's cycle of aerobic respiration.
Prep Steps
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Chemiosmosis occurs at the electron transport chain located on the ___ ___ of prokaryotic cells, on the cristae of eukaryotic mitochondria, and on the thylakoids of eukaryotic chloroplasts.
Cell Membrane
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Cofactors are substances necessary to activate some enzymes; examples include metal ions from ___ and coenzymes from vitamins.
Minerals
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Sulfa drugs inhibit the enzyme that changes ____ into folic acid.
PABA
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Two ____ ___ (C3H4O3) are the end products of glycolysis: They are also the precursors of aerobic respiration, anaerobic respiration and fermentation.
Pyruvic Acids
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Pyruvic acid is the ____ ___ of glycolysis; Ethyl alcohol is the ___ __ of alcohol fermentation; Lactic acid is the ____ ____ of lactic acid fermentation.
End Product
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___ ___ occurs at the proton (H+) pumps of the electron transport chain to establish an unequal distribution of H+ across the membrane.
Active Transport
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Sulfa drugs inhibit the enzyme that changes PABA into ____ acid.
Folic
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The ___ ___ is the region of a substrate that matches the active site of its enzyme.
Combining Site
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____ regulation is a way to temporarily activate or inactivate an enzyme by changing its shape; it may be positive (involving an activator) or negative (involving and inhibitor).
Allosteric
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Aerobic respiration is called aerobic because it ____ oxygen.
Requires
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Coenzyme cofactors usually complete the active site of an enzyme and serve as electron "___," transferring them from one molecule to another.
Carriers
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_____ regulation of enzymes is a way to activate of inactivate an enzyme by temporarily changing its shape.
Allosteric
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The number of ATP made (per glucose) by molecular rearrangement during the Kreb's cycle is ___.
2
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6C02 and 12H20 are ___ -___ of aerobic respiration; 2C02 are ___-___ of alcohol fermentation.
By-Products
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Metabolic convergence begins with an ___ precursor.
Alternate
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Decarboxylation refers to the removal of ___ ___ from a molecule.
Carbon Dioxide
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During Glycolysis, glucose undergoes ____ when 2H2 are removed.
Oxidation
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An ___ is a biological catalyst that speeds up chemical reactions in cells by lowering the energy of activation that is necessary.
Enzyme
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Anabolism occurs by means of a mechanism called ____ ___ (when molecules of water is removed from between two molecules, allowing them to bond together).
Dehydration Synthesis
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____ inhibition occurs when an inhibitor does not resemble the substrate and therefore does not block the enzyme's active site; heavy metal poisons such as lead, mercury and cyanide are all examples.
Noncompetitive
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During catabolism, a ____ is broken down into many monosaccharides by means of hydrolysis (when a molecule of water is added between two molecules to help separate them).
Polysaccharide
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____ are substances that are necessary to activate some enzymes; examples include metal ions from dietary minerals and coenzymes from vitamins.
Cofactors
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Anabolism occurs when 3 fatty acids and a glycerol are joined together to form a ____ by means of dehydration synthesis ( when a molecule of water is removed from between two molecules, allowing them to bond together).
Triglyceride
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____ occurs at the electron transport chain and results in large amounts of ATP being made.
Chemiosmosis
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Catabolism occurs when a triglyceride is broken down into 3 ___ ___ and 1 glycerol by means of hydrolysis ( when a molecule of water is added between two molecules, allowing them to separate).
Fatty Acids
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Anabolism occurs when many ____ are joined together to form a polysaccharide by means of dehydration (when a molecule of water is removed from between two molecules, allowing them to bond together).
Monosaccharide
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ATP consists of an nitrogen base called adenine, a 5C sugar called ____ and three negatively charged phosphate groups.
Ribose
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Following fermentation in out muscle cells, lactic acids are carried to the liver where they are rebuilt into glucose in a process called _____.
Gluconeogenesis
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Glycolysis, "prep" steps and Krebs's cycle all occur in the ____ of prokaryotic cell.
Cytoplasm
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Each NADH results in ___ ATP being made at the electron transport chain.
3
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Metabolic divergence leads to an ___ end product.
Alternate
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ATP → ADP ____ energy to do cellular work.
Releases
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Catabolism occurs when ___ ____ (such as DNA or RNA) is broken down into nucleotides by means of hydrolysis (when a molecule of water is added between two molecules, allowing them to separate).
Nucleic Acid
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Coenzyme cofactors usually form from ___ in the diet.
Minerals
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In a eukaryotic cell, the "prep" steps and Kreb's cycle occur in the ___ of the mitochondria.
Middle
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In eukaryotic cells, the electron transport chain of aerobic respiration is located on cristae, the inner membrane folds of organelles called _____.
Mitochondria
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A ___ ___ is a series of steps to change or transform molecules, with each step controlled by a specific enzyme.
Metabolic Pathway
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___ is the part of metabolism that requires energy from ATP molecules.
Anabolism
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Two ___ ___ (C2H5OH) molecules are the end product of alcohol fermentation.
Ethyl Alcohols
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In eukaryotic cells, the electron transport chain of photosynthesis is located on thylakoids, the inner membrane folds of organelles called _____.
Chloroplasts
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Adding a phosphate group to any molecule (including ADP to make ATP) is called ____.
Phosphorylation
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NAD+ is a ___ "carrier" that becomes NADH when food is oxidized.
Coenzyme
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During chemiosmosis, and electrochemical gradient is created by active transport at a ____ ____.
Proton Pump
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In eukaryotic cells, the electron transport chaing of aerobic respiration is located on ____, the inner membrane fold of organelles called mitochondria.
Cristae
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The ____ is the molecule that enters a metabolic pathway.
Precursor
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In eukaryotic cells, the electron transport chain of photosynthesis is located on ____ , the inner membrane folds of organelles called chloroplasts.
Thylakoids
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An enzyme is an organic molecule called a ____, composed of specific sequence of amino acids.
Protein
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During aerobic reparation, ____ is the final e-/H+ acceptor.
Oxygen
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___ ___ inhibition occurs when the end product of a metabolic pathway acts as a reversible inhibitor of the first enzyme of the pathway.
Negative Feedback
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____ (such as NAD+ and FAD) are organic cofactors (or coenzymes) that are required by some enzymes; they are typically derived from vitamins in the diet.
Coenzyme
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The letters ATP stands for ____ _____.
Adenosine Triphosphate
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___ occurs at the electron transport chain located on the cell membrane of prokaryotic cells, on the cristae of eukaryotic mitochondria, and on the thylakoids of eukaryotic chloroplasts.
Chemiosmosis
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The combining site of a substrate matches the ___ ___ of its enzyme.
Active Site
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Anabolism occurs when ___ are joined together to form a nucleic acid (such as DNA or RNA) by means of dehydration synthesis (when a molecule of water is removed from between two molecules, allowing them to bond together).
Nucliotides
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___ refers to the addition of water molecule during the Kreb's cycle.
Hydration
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____ respiration only occurs in a few types of bacteria; does NOT require oxygen.
Anaerobic
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Carbon dioxide is a ___-___ of alcohol fermentation that is used by the baking industry to make bread rise.
By-Product
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Glycolysis was originally known as the ____-___ pathway.
Embden-Meyerhoff
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Metabolic ____ leads to an alternate end product.
Divergence
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____ cells net 38 ATP from complete oxidation of a glucose molecule.
Prokaryotic
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Catabolism occurs when proteins are broken down into ___ ___ by means of hydrolysis (when a molecule of water is added between two molecules, allowing them to separate).
Amino Acid
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The production of ATP at the electron transport chain of aerobic respiration is called ____ phosphorylation because the energy comes from the oxidation of food.
Oxidative
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Catabolic reactions occur by means of ____ (when a molecule of water is added between two molecules, allowing them to separate).
Hydrolysis
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Glycolysis occurs in the ___ of all cells.
Cytoplasm
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Enzyme names should end with -____.
Ase
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ATP synthase is located at the end of a proton (H+) channel so that the ___ energy of protons flowing through can be harnessed to make ATP.
Kinetic
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Positive allosteric regulation involves a reversible enzyme _____.
Activator
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____ drugs inhibit the enzyme that changes PABA into folic acid.
Sulfa
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Both brewing and baking industries depend upon the metabolic pathway known as ____ fermentation.
Alcohol
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___ is the enzyme that breaks down ATP when a cell needs energy.
ATPase
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Each FADH2 results in ____ (number) ATP being made at the electron transport chain.
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