respiration 12.1-12.4 0.0 / 5 ? Biologyenergy transfer between organismsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Joseph FurnivalCreated on: 09-05-18 19:35 where does glycolysis occur In the cytoplasm 1 of 18 what is the first stage of glycolysis phosphorylation of glucose to glucose phosphate using ATP 2 of 18 what is the second stage of glycolysis triose phospate produce 3 of 18 what is the third stage of glycolysis triose phosphate oxidised to pyruvate with a net gain of ATP and reduced NADP 4 of 18 what happens when triose phosphate is oxdised hydrogen removed and transferred to a hydrogen carrier molecule 5 of 18 if respiration anaerobic pyruvate can be converted into lactate using... reduced NAD 6 of 18 what can this compound do to glycolysis can be used in further glycolysis 7 of 18 pyruvate is oxidised to acetate producing what Reduced NAD 8 of 18 what happens to acetate in the link reaction It combines with coenzyme A to make acetylcoenzyme A 9 of 18 Acetylcoenzyme A reacts with what and produces what when entering the Krebs cycle reacts with a 4 carbon molecule releasing coenzyme A and making a 6 carbon molecule that enters Krebs cycle 10 of 18 what does the krebs cycle generate reduced coenzymes and ATP 11 of 18 how is the coenzymes and ATP made substrate level phosphorylation 12 of 18 what is oxidative phosphorylation associated with The transfer of electrons down the electron transfer chain 13 of 18 what do the protons move over in oxidative phosphorylation it is the passage of protons across inner mitochondrial membrane 14 of 18 what is this catalysed by ATP synthase 15 of 18 the hydrogen atoms made during glycolysis and krebs produce what coenzymes NAD and FAD 16 of 18 what do the two coenzymes donate their electrons to first molecule in the electron transport chain. 17 of 18 other than sugar what may also be used as an alternative respiratory substrate lipids and amino acids 18 of 18
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