Stores energy from electron transfer as an ion gradient across the membrane of the cell/organelle
What is the citric acid cycle? + related processes
a metabolic pathway involved in the chemical conversion of carbohydrates, fats and proteins into carbon dioxide and water to generate a form of usable energy.
glycolysis and pyruvate oxidationbefore the citric acid cycle, and oxidative phosphorylationafter it
What is glycolysis? What is precursor molecule? What is product? Where does product go?
Glycolysis - Metabolic pathway that converts glucose into pyruvate
1st Steps in the Bacterial Proton Motive Force
Strip - oxidoreductaserecieves a pair of e- (usually from NADH which gets them from organic catabolism). each e- travels through FMN + iron sulfer series and are transferred to Quinones (ubiquinone --> ubiquinol)
energy transfer pumps out 4 H+
2nd Step in Bacterial Proton Motive Force
Pump - A Quinonerecieves 2 e- from oxidoreductase (Ubiquinone is reduced to ubiquinol) and transfers them to terminal oxidase
Energy transfer pumps 2 H's out per quinone
3rd step in Bacterial Proton Motive Force
Dump - Terminal oxireductaserecieves e- from quinols and transfers them to terminal electron acceptor
2 H's are pumped out
Terminal electron acceptors (4 types)
Nitrogenous, sulfer, methanogenesis (uses CO2 final acceptor), and oxygen