Description
Answer the questions below about Glycolysis.
Recourse:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jU2lnPwTXP0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juM2ROSLWfw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juM2ROSLWfw
- List three (3) nutrients that can be metabolized in the body to make ATP.
- List the two (2) reactions of Glycolysis where ATP is broken down.
- List the reaction of Glycolysis where NADH is produced.
- What is Glycolysis and in what compartment of the cell does this process occurs?
- What is the net number of ATPs produced during Glycolysis per molecule of glucose?
- What is the Gross number of ATPs produced during Glycolysis per molecule of glucose?
- What is the potential number of ATPs produced during Glycolysis per molecule of glucose?
- Does Glycolysis need oxygen to occur in the cytosol?
- List the name of the two (2) carbon intermediate compound that gets into the Kreb Cycle for the purpose of more ATP production.
- List the three (3) reactions of the Kreb Cycle that produce NADH.
- List the reactions of the Kreb Cycle that produces FADH2 and GTP.
- One (1) NADH can produce how many ATPs?
- One (1) FADH2 can produce how many ATPs?
- One (1) GTP can produce how many ATPs?
- What is decarboxylation? List one (1) decarboxylation reaction in Glycolysis and two (2) decarboxylation reactions in Kreb Cyle.
- Do the Kreb Cycle reactions occur in the cytoplasm or mitochondria of the cell?
- What are isomers? List two (2) isomers each found in Glycolysis and Kreb Cycle?
- How many ATPs can be generated from one (1) Kreb Cycle?
- How many ATPs can be generated in the Kreb Cycle from one (1) molecule of glucose?
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