| Glycolysis | TCA | ETC | OxPhos | Extras About Metabolism |
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What is glucose
What molecule is broken down in glycolysis?
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Who is Hans Adolf Krebs
Who discovered the TCA cycle?
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What is the inner mitochondrial membrane
Where is the ETC located?
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What is the generation of ATP
What is the purpose of OxPhos?
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What is catabolic metabolism
Which type of metabolism breaks molecules down for energy?
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What is hexokinase
What enzyme converts glucose to glucose-6-phosphate?
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What is the Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Complex
What enzyme complex is used before the TCA cycle begins to generate Acetyl CoA
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What are complexes 1, 3 and 4
Which complexes of the ETC pump protons into the inner membrane space?
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What is 3
How many protons does it take to make one ATP?
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What are feedback and allosteric regulation
What are the two main types of regulation we discussed?
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What is pyruvate
What is the final product of glycolysis?
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What is oxaloacetate
What does l-malate become in the final step of TCA?
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What is Oxygen
What is the final electron acceptor of the ETC
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What are protons
What does ATP synthase use as fuel to make ATP
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What is 10
How many total NADH molecules are produced from glycolysis, PDH complex, and TCA combined?
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What is triose phosphate isomerase
What enzyme converts DHAP to G3P?
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What are steps 1, 3, and 4
What are the regulated steps of TCA?
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What is converting NADH to NAD+
What reaction starts the ETC?
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What is 30-32
How many net ATP are produced from one glucose molecule?
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What is the matrix
What is the inside of the mitochondria called?
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What is ATP or citrate
Which molecule is an allosteric inhibitor of step 3?
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What are 2 ATPs
How many ATPs are generated from TCA alone?
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What is cytochrome C
What electron carrier does complex 3 donate its electrons to?
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What are loose, open, tight
What are the three conformations of ATP synthase in order?
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What is PDH Deficiency
What disease is lethal if there is a complete absence of the enzyme it affects?
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