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Aldolase


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Breaks a 6 carbon sugar into two 3 carbon sugars




Explain pyruvate oxidation in the matrix by the pyruvate dehydrogenise complex


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pyruvate is transported into mitochondria where it is oxidized to acetyl
COA and CO2 (Important for the citric acid cycle (TCA))




The Calvin cycle yields one molecule of ______ by fixing 3 molecules of CO2 .

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3GP




Which of the following statements about detergents is FALSE?


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Detergents are needed to solubilize peripheral membrane proteins




What is Step 10 in second energy producing step glycolysis?


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ATP is made by pyruvate kinase




Fully deporalized value


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+40mv




ATP Synthase located in


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, thylakoid membrane.




Oxidative phosphorylation take place where


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inner mitochondrial membrane




Ion channels are opened by what stimuli


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1) voltage-gated
2) ligand-gated
3) stress-gated




Electron Transport Chain


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energy released during passage of electrons through ETC is harnessed to
pump protons across the mitochondrial inner memnbrane




The Calvin cycle fixates _____ CO2 per cycle to generate _______ molecule of ______________
to use for glucose biosynthesis. This reaction can occur without the independence of

, light but Ultimately requires _________ and __________ to ___________ CO2. These reagents are
generated from the ___________ reactions of photosynthesis.


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3, 1, G3P, ATP, NADH, reduce, light




Stroma


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enclosed by the inner membrane_




Glycolysis: Produces _ ATP and _ NADH (each NADH yields ~2.5 ATP via oxidative
phosphorylation) = 7 ATP.


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2, 2




What is step one in energy investment steps


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Glucose is phosphorylated by ATP to form a sugar phosphate
The negative charge of the phosphate prevents passage of the sugar
phosphate through the plasma membrane, trapping glucose inside the cell.

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