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UT BIO 311C - Cellular Respiration
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BIO311C 1nd Edition Lecture 19 Outline of Last Lecture Channels Outline of Current Lecture Cellular respiration Current LectureOverview of the process of cellular respiration:High energy molecule: glucose Proton gradient plays a role in the oxidation of glucose Molecules are converted from organic to inorganic Energy flows in cycles ATP is not a product, it is an energy replicationMatter and energy diverge in different directions Phosphoanhydride is the bond that releases energy during the processThe proteins change shape due to the phospholyration There are 5 principles of governing metabolic pathwaySeries of chemical reactions Catalyzed by enzymes Inhibition of activation of energy Takes place inside mitochondria except the process of glycolysis Process of glycolysis is universally similar through organisms ADP and Pi produce ATP through the process of phosphorylationThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.Redox reactions involve transfer of electrons Oxidation happens first We can easily track hydrogen to track the energy transfer Glucose is oxidized to pyruvate Oxygen is reduced to water NAD+ and FAD+ are electron acceptors and they both accept to 2 electrons and


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