Given 3 molecules of glucose 1-phosphate, how much ATP produced from their complete aerobic metabolism in...
How many ATP molecules are ultimately produced as a result of the complete metabolism of one molecule of glucose? 36 146 64 24 34 18
How much ATP is formed from aerobic metabolism of a 24:0 fatty acid?
How much ATP is formed from aerobic metabolism of a 24:0 fatty acid?
How many molecules of ATP can be generated from the complete aerobic respiration of 15 molecules of Pyruvic Acid? Show all steps.
How much ATP can be obtained by the cell from the complete oxidation of one glucose vs anaerobically converting to lactate or ethanol? Fill in the table below: Aerobic Oxidation of Glucose Molecule Produced ATP Made Glycolysis ATP NADH АТР 2 pyruvate acetyl-CoA NADH NADH citric acid cycle (2 rounds) FADH2/QH2 Total Anaerobically ATP made. FT
4. (2 pts) How much ATP is formed from aerobic metabolism of a 24:0 fatty acid? 5. (2 pts) Draw the following Fatty Acid: 24:2Δ5,9
5. How efficient is the conversion from glucose to ATP? 6. How many ATP molecules are made from one molecule of glucose? 7. In general, what are NAP+ and FAD? 8. Define anaerobic: Aerobic: 9. Summarize the 4 phases (used to be considered 3) of Cellular Respiration: a) Glycolysis b) Prep reaction - c) Citric Acid Cycle - d) ETC-
If the aerobic catabolism of 1 mol of glucose yields 38 mol of ATP, and the energy released by aerobic ATP hydrolysis to ADP is –46 kJ/mol, how much energy is available from 1 mol of glucose via aerobic catabolism? (Explain Please)
The complete aerobic metabolism of one molecule of glucose yields a maximum of how many ATPs? a. 2 b. 4 c. 18 d. 32 to 34. e. 36 to 38 The cell maintains a ratio of ATP to ADP that is at the equilibrium point. True False What are the two main determinants of blood pressure? a. the size of the blood vessel b. the amount of blood in the blood vessel c. both a and b d. none of...
All mechanisms of glucose metabolism begin with glycolysis and produce 2 pyruvates, 2 ATP and 2 NADH. Make a table comparing aerobic and anaerobic metabolism (after glycolysis) to describe how pyruvate is metabolized. Columns: Cell Respiration, Lactic Acid, Alcohol Fermentation Rows: Where (in the cell) does pyruvate go? What happens to pyruvate (explain in step by step detail)? Is pyruvate oxidized or reduced? What energy-storing molecules are made? What energy-storing molecules are used? What byproducts str produced (CO2 or H2O)?...