- What is outcome/products in glycolysis if it proceeds aerobically
- what are two ways that living organisms can be classified? (as it relates to metabolic diversity)
- Where does the ketogenic amino acids enter the TCA
- what are the two general processes used to obtain energy from glucose?
- What combines with acetyl CoA to form the first product (citrate) in the TCA
- what is the most energy efficient catabolic process?
- provide organisms an alternative to fermentation, produce most of the ATP needed for life, and break down glucose to produce carbon dioxide, water, and ATP
- a molecule of glucose is oxidized, two molecules of pyruvate are made, and some ATP is produced
- How would a high concentration of ATP affect the electron transport chain reaction.
- Calvin and Kreb's are 'cycles' because some carbon chains remain at the end and are re-used the next time
- The Shadow of the moon only falls on a small portion of the earth during a solar eclipse
- Pyruvic acid is a toxin, so our bodies turn it into less damaging lactic acid
- Obligate aerobes can live in off places, like under swamps, where oxygen isn't available
- Plants can use the Calvin cycle to produce glucose even if they kept in the dark for several days
- When you contract a muscle like your bicep you are breaking ? of ATP for energy
- The initial 6 carbon chains in the Calvin cycle fall apart into 3 carbon chains, in part because larger molecules usually need to have more energy to be stable
- Metabolize without oxygen, but aren't hurt by it either
- what phase are daughter cells in as a result of mitosis
- Which part of your eye may be damaged by looking at the sun?
- during what phase of mitosis do centromeres divide and the chromosomes move toward their respective poles