FAD's are derivatives of what?
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Nucleotides
What are the 4 functional groups of membrane proteins?
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Transporters
Anchors
Receptors
Enzymes
,Ubiquinone directly receives electrons from what energy carrying molecule?
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FADH₂
FADH₂ -> FAD + 2 H⁺
What is the net yield of Glycolysis?
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2 ATP
What kind of channels are neurotransmitter receptors most often?
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Gated ion channels
Second stage of photosynthesis, Carbon Fixation
What Happens here? Where does it take place?
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ATP and NADPH generated from first stage used here
to synthesize carbs from CO₂ and water. (Calvin Cycle)
, takes place in the chloroplast storm and can continue
until all ATP and NADPH is gone.
What is Threshold potential of a membrane?
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-40mV (depolarized)
What causes a localized membrane depolarization?
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A stimulus. Makes the membrane go from polarized to depolarized
What are some characteristics of chlorophyll?
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Membrane bound molecule
Core metal element
Amphipathic
What are some products, processes, or characteristics that happen within the
mitochondrial inner membrane
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Electron transport
ATP synthase
Permeability barrier
Does FADH₂ or NADH have higher energy electrons?
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NADH has higher
Order the ability to diffuse across a membrane from easiest to hardest by the 4
categories
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Small non polar molecules (O₂, CO₂, N₂, Steroid hormones)
Small uncharged polar molecules (H₂O, ethanol, glycerol)
Larger uncharged polar molecules (glucose, nucleosides)
Ions (H⁺, Na⁺, K⁺... amino acids also can't get in)
What produces a large electrochemical force?
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Proton pumping
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Nucleotides
What are the 4 functional groups of membrane proteins?
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Transporters
Anchors
Receptors
Enzymes
,Ubiquinone directly receives electrons from what energy carrying molecule?
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FADH₂
FADH₂ -> FAD + 2 H⁺
What is the net yield of Glycolysis?
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2 ATP
What kind of channels are neurotransmitter receptors most often?
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Gated ion channels
Second stage of photosynthesis, Carbon Fixation
What Happens here? Where does it take place?
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ATP and NADPH generated from first stage used here
to synthesize carbs from CO₂ and water. (Calvin Cycle)
, takes place in the chloroplast storm and can continue
until all ATP and NADPH is gone.
What is Threshold potential of a membrane?
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-40mV (depolarized)
What causes a localized membrane depolarization?
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A stimulus. Makes the membrane go from polarized to depolarized
What are some characteristics of chlorophyll?
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Membrane bound molecule
Core metal element
Amphipathic
What are some products, processes, or characteristics that happen within the
mitochondrial inner membrane
, Give this one a try later!
Electron transport
ATP synthase
Permeability barrier
Does FADH₂ or NADH have higher energy electrons?
Give this one a try later!
NADH has higher
Order the ability to diffuse across a membrane from easiest to hardest by the 4
categories
Give this one a try later!
Small non polar molecules (O₂, CO₂, N₂, Steroid hormones)
Small uncharged polar molecules (H₂O, ethanol, glycerol)
Larger uncharged polar molecules (glucose, nucleosides)
Ions (H⁺, Na⁺, K⁺... amino acids also can't get in)
What produces a large electrochemical force?
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Proton pumping
