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what is metabolism

metabolism is the process of breaking down

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which step of cell resp makes the most ATP

Glycolysis

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what are the products of light dependent and light independent reactions

LIR: ADP, G3P, NADP+

LDR: NADPH, ATP

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explain light independent reactions

converts light energy into chemical energy in the form of NADPH and ATP (needs light)

200

explain light dependent reaction

light dependent reactions are chemical reactions that convert CO2 into glucose WITHOUT using any light

200

what is C6 H12 O6 + 6 O2 -> 6 CO2 + 6 H2O + ENERGY

cell resp

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explain catabolic vs anabolic reactions

catabolic: breaks down big molec into small molec and releases energy and ATP 

anabolic: uses energy to synthesize small macro molec into big molec

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what is 6 CO2 + 6 H2O + ENERGY -> C6 H12 O6 + 6 O2

photosynthesis

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explain aerobic vs anaerobic respiration

aerobic needs oxygen

anerobic doesn't need oxygen

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explain releasing vs storing energy

st: when ADP gets a 3rd phosphate group (2->3)

rel: when the bond between 2nd and 3rd ph group break

300

what are chlorophyll, thylakoids, and granum found (different for each part)

chlorophyll: mem-bound organelles 

thylakoids: disk like sac

Granum: stack of thylakoids

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explain glycolysis, what step it is, its products, its location, whether or not it needs oxygen

Glycolysis is first step of cellular resp, produces ATP, does NOT use oxygen, occurs in cytoplasm

400

Is cell resp hydrolysis or dehydration synth

hydrolysis; takes big molecule and breaks it down and gains water

400

What is the Krebs, what step it is, its products, its location, whether or not it needs oxygen

The Krebs cycle, is step 2 in cell resp, produces ATP and CO2, occurs in Mito matrix EDIT LATER

500

explain Elec Transport chain, what step it is, its products, its location, whether or not it needs oxygen

elec t chain is the last step of cell resp, produces ATP and H2O, occurs in the IMM, uses oxygen
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what are enzymes and what do they do

type of protein, made from amino acids, substance that speeds up chemical reactions by lowering the "energy activation" barriers; provides a place for other enzymes to react together