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How is energy released from ATP?
Energy is released when chemical bonds are broken.
Fermentation allows glycolysis to proceed in ___________________.
the absence of oxygen
What are ETCs? (Function and composition)
ETCs are membrane proteins that facilitate coupled reactions using the energy of the electrons
ETCs use electron energy for doing what?
to establish an electrochemical/proton gradients
What are the products of the Krebs cycle? (Include also the electron carriers)
(CO2 release) NADH and FADH2. ATP.
What are the products of the pyruvate oxidation?
Acetyl CoA + CO2
5 points to the team that gives teacher Rochin a key
What is the purpose of glycolysis? Say the products as well.
Is a biochemical pathway that releases energy and splits glucose into smaller compounds. (Pyruvate, NADH, and ATP)
You have 30 seconds to write down in sequential order from left to right these words
Where do plants mainly get their carbon?
Carbon dioxide from the environment.
What is the ultimate goal of the Calvin cycle reactions?
Make organic products that plants need (Sugars)
Write all the "Inputs" of LIR including electron carriers
CO2, NADPH, ATP
Write all the "Inputs" of LDR including electron carriers
H2O, photons, NADP+, ADP
What happens when protons (H+) pass through the ATP synthase in the ETC
ADP + Pi ----- ATP production
What are the components and functions of the photosystems?
Light capturing units in a chloroplast thylakoid membrane (components: protein + chlorophyll)
Is it true that NADP+ becomes oxidized ?
No, it gains e- so it gets reduced
Site of the light independent reactions
Stroma of the chloroplast
Site of the LDR
Thylakoids
What are protons?
H+
Define electrochemical gradient
Write in the whiteboard 2 pigments found in the chloroplast
Chlorophyll a, b.
Carbon fixation reactions are also known as _________________.
Light independent reactions
Extra points.
Prokaryotic photosynthetic organisms that were responsible for the production of oxygen in the atmosphere.
Cyanobacteria
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