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Worksheetsbio exam 2
Total questions: 123
Worksheet time: 2hrs 52mins
energy of motion
(a)
synthesize molecules
often uses energy in the form of ATP
catabolic pathways
anabolic pathways
accepts two electrons plus one proton to form NADH
FAD
NAD+
Heat energy is taken up
• ΔH > 0
• Products have higher potential energy than reactants
exothermic reactions
endothermic reactions
energy of molecules moving
(a)
energy stored in position/configuration
(a)
energy stored in chemical bonds
(a)
reduction
loss of electrons
gain of electrons
exergonic
endergonic
adds H
Energy can be transformed from one type to another
true
false
have more potential energy
non polar bonds
polar bonds
ΔG > 0 = nonspontaneous reaction, requires
energy to occur
exergonic reaction
endergonic reaction
is conserved
• cannot be created or destroyed
• can only be transferred and transformed
(a)
primarily based on difference in potential energy
(a)
Release heat energy
• ΔH < 0
• Products have less potential energy than reactants
exothermic reaction
endothermic reaction
non-amino acid atoms or molecules that are permanently attached to proteins
cofactors
coenzymes
prosthetic groups
amount of disorder
(a)
total entropy always increases in a system
(a)
Unstable intermediate condition - _______ _______ is formed
(a)
determines whether reaction is spontaneous or requires energy to proceed
(a)
ΔG < 0 = spontaneous reaction
exergonic
endergonic
Energetic coupling
• Between exergonic and endergonic reactions
• Allows chemical energy released from one reaction
• To drive another reaction
(a)
oxidation
loss of electrons
gain of electrons
exergonic
endergonic
removes H
accepts two electrons plus two protons to form FADH2
(a)
readily donate electrons to other molecules
(a)
energy currency for cells
provides fuel for most cellular activities
(a)
organic molecules, such as NADH or FADH2, that interact with enzyme
cofactors
coenzymes
prosthetic groups
ATP forms bonds between three negatively charged (a) groups
-is adding a phosphate group
- Usually causes a change in the protein’s shape
(a)
Some organisms can switch between fermentation and aerobic respiration called _____ ______
(a)
Enzymes are protein (a)
inorganic ions, such as Zn2+, Mg2+, and
Fe2+, that reversibly interact with enzymes
cofactors
coenzymes
prosthetic groups
Protein structure is dependent on (a)
substrates precisely oriented as they bind to active site
Initiation
Transition state facilitation
Termination
occurs when a molecule competes with substrate for active site
(a)
occurs when a molecule binds at a location other than the active site
(a)
Reaction rates are (a) when ATP and NADH are scarce
reaction products are released from the enzyme
Initiation
Transition state facilitation
Termination
Energy to produce ATP comes from a proton gradient this process is called _______ _________
(a)
enzyme in a pathway is inhibited by final product of that pathway
(a)
break down molecules
often harvest stored chemical energy to produce ATP
catabolic pathways
anabolic pathways
interactions between the substrate and active site R-groups lower the activation energy
Initiation
Transition state facilitation
Termination
molecular unit of currency
(a)
each glucose molecule can produce up to (a) ATP molecules
Use fermentation only if an ________ _______ is not available
(a)
(a) _ transfers electrons between complexes
A six-carbon glucose is broken down into two three- carbon pyruvate
series of 10 chemical reactions that occur in the cytosol
(a)
Each pyruvate is oxidized to form acetyl -CoA
(a)
Each acetyl CoA is oxidized to CO2
(a)
Most of the ATP made during cellular respiration is made by __________ __________
(a)
Electrons move through a transport chain and their energy is used to set up a proton gradient, which is used to make ATP
(a)
_______ Respiration Is the Most Efficient
Aerobic
Anerobic
Glycolysis is regulated by ________ ________
(a)
Glycolysis can continue to produce ATP by substrate-level phosphorylation in the absence of oxygen
true
false
most effective electron acceptor
(a)
set of reactions that uses electrons from high-energy molecules to make ATP
(a)
High levels of ATP (a product of glycolysis) inhibit the third enzyme:
(a)
Pyruvate produced during glycolysis is transported into: (a)
Glycolysis is regulated by _______ __________
(a)
• Completes the breakdown of C6H12O6 to CO2
(a)
Pyruvate processing takes place inside an enormous enzyme complex called __________ ____________
(a)
Is the process that converts solar energy into chemical energy
(a)
sustain themselves without eating anything derived from other organisms
(a)
Almost all plants are (a) using the energy of sunlight to make organic molecules from H2O and CO2
(a) obtain their organic material from other organisms
are the producers of biosphere
autotrophs
heterotrophs
another name for light independent/dark reactions
(a)
the light dependent reactions electrons are excited by
(a)
Photosynthesis occurs in the
(a)
Chloroplasts have (a) membranes
Space inside a thylakoid is its
(a)
Space surrounding thylakoids is the
(a)
Thylakoid membranes contain large quantities of
(a)
Most common pigment in thylakoids
Reflects green light
Responsible for green color of plants and algae
(a)
Pigments are substances that absorb _____ _______
(a)
Absorb red and blue light
Reflect and transmit green light
(a)
Absorb blue and green light
Reflect and transmit yellow, orange, and red ligh
(a)
Chlorophyll _ is the main photosynthetic pigment
(a)
When excited electrons fall back to the ground state, photons are given off, an afterglow called (a)
Chlorophyll molecules work together in groups they form a complex called a (a)
(a) work together to produce an enhancement effect
Protons diffuse (a) their electrochemical gradient
Protons flow through ATP synthase by (a)
Since the energy to make ATP comes from light energy, the process is called (a)
Electrons from photosystem I produce (a)
CO2 reacts with a five-carbon compound called ribulosebisphosphate
(a)
The 3PGA are phosphorylated by ATP and reduced by NADPH producing glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate
(a)
The remaining G3P is used in reactions that use ATP to regenerate RuBP
(a)
Fixation -3 RuBP + 3 CO2=
(a)
Reduction -6 3PGA + 6 ATP + 6 NADPH yields
(a)
Regeneration- 5 G3P + 3 ATP yields=
(a)
The Calvin cycle occurs in the (a) of chloroplasts
Carbon enters the cycle as CO2 and leaves as a sugar named (a)
-Found in all photosynthetic organisms that use the Calvin cycle to fix carbon
-most abundant enzyme on Earth
(a)
Rubisco is a very slow enzyme
true
false
longer wavelength
(a)
Plants have pores called (a) that allow gas exchange
___ ______ _____-change shape to open or close the pore
(a)
In C4 plants, carbon fixation and the Calvin cycle occur in separate cells
true
false
CAM
-plants open stomata at night and fix CO2
-release CO2 and run Calvin cycle during the day when stomata are closed
(a)
When O2 and RuBP react in rubisco’s active site, one of the products undergoes a process called (a)
Thylakoids Form stacks called (a)
shorter wavelength
(a)
accessory pigment
chlorophyll a
chlorophyll b
When a pigment absorbs light, it goes from a ground state to an excited state, which is (a)
PEP carboxylase fixes CO2 to a 3-carbon molecule in ________ ____ near the surface
(a)
the process that regulates glycolysis and the citric acid cycle is known as
(a)
A product of glycolysis is (a)
ATP is a nucleotide
true
false
pyruvate processing is located in the (a) for prokaryotes
Pyruvate processing is located in the _________ _____ in eukaryotes
(a)
When the substrates are bound to the active site
(a)
Substrates bind via ________ ______
(a)
Regulating Enzymes via Noncovalent Interactions, does not permanently affect the enzyme structure Is referred to as (a)
• A series of reactions
• Each catalyzed by a different enzyme
• To build biological molecules
(a)
break down molecules
(a)
synthesize molecules
(a)
glucose is oxidized to
(a)
oxygen atoms are reduced to form
(a)
Pigments are substances that absorb _______ _______
(a)
The Calvin cycle occurs in the (a) of chloroplasts
-Found in all photosynthetic organisms that use the Calvin cycle to fix carbon
- most abundant enzyme on Earth
(a)
C4 plants use what enzyme
(a)
CAM plants (a) separate carbon fixation and the Calvin cycle
