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Energy Metabolism Respiration (Types of Respiration (Pentose Phosphate…
Energy Metabolism Respiration
Types of Respiration
Anaerobic Respiration
Breaks down glucose through glycolysis
Net 2 ATP formed
Produce 2 pyruvate molecules
React with NADH to form latic acid in humans
converted to acetaldehyde in plants
React with NADH to form ethanol in plants
A.K.A. Embden- Meyerhoff Pathway
No oxygen needed
Aerobic Respiration
Oxygen needed
Consist of three parts
Glycolysis
Occurs in the Cytosol and Plastids
See picture above for more details
Citric Acid Cycle
A.K.A the Krebs Cycle
Electron Transport Chain
Net of 3 ATP's made
Heat Generating Respiration
Energy lost in the steps of aerobic respiration
Heat "lost" necessary to maintain body temp
Shivering
Break down of ATP for heat
A.K.A Thermogenic Respiration
Pentose Phosphate Pathway
Involves several intermediates
Example: five carbon sugars (pentose)
Metabolism of Meristematic cells
Lg. amounts of DNA are synthesized
shifted in favor of ribose production
Flower petals/bright colored fruits
divert Erythrose 4- phosphate
synthesis of amino acids
Produces NADPH
used for amino acids
occur in cytosol and plastids
Respiration of Lipids
Lipids undergo catabolic metabolism
lipids are broke down
Glycerol and three fatty acids (triglycerides)
fatty acids further broke down by B- oxidation
Glycerol and two fatty acids (phospholipids)
Once broke down electrons are transfered
Electron transport chain
if for further respired it can go to the Krebs cycle.
In cytosol or micro bodies (glyoxysomes)
Photorespiration
occurs when oxygen is added instead of carbon dioxide
results in Gycolate converted glycine
respired to Carbon dioxide and water
Wasted energy
No conservation of energy in ATP or NADA
Glycine converted to serine
both useful for amino acids
Fermentation of Alcoholic Beverages
Anaerobic respiration
Beer
Partial fermenting starchy seeds
Example: Barley, wheat, corn, or rice
works best in warm temperatures
Wine
More complex fermentation of sugars
Fermented fruit juices that are rich in sugars
Fermentation last as long as there is sugar
Spirits
Distillation or by adding alcohol increase their ethanol concentration
So strong and toxic the yeast dies
Example: Vodka, gin, wiskey
Total Energy Yield of Respiration
Pentose phosphate pathay
yields 2 ATP
Thermogenic repiration
No ATP's
Photorespiration
No ATP's
Glycolysis
Net 2 ATP's
Aerobic Respiration
net 2 ATP's during glycolysis
Since 2 pyruvates are formed 6 more ATP's are formed
Krebs cycle
yields 2 ATP
Net of 24 ATP's
6 NADH
Environmental and Internal Factors
Temperature
5-25 Degrees C. respiration rate doubles
under 5 degrees C. respiration greatly decreases
above 30 degree C. respiration increases but not so fast.
Above 40 degrees C. respiration slows due to damage or disruption
Lack of Oxygen
This is because of the cells lack of acess
Internal Regulation
Regulation of internal progress for respiration.
Respiratory Quotient
Ratio of carbon dioxide liberated to oxygen consumed
picture from text book page 304