2(f) RESPIRATION · RECALL

2.34 Respiration and ATP

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012.34Pearson Edexcel focus

What is respiration?

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A chemical process in all living cells that releases energy from glucose (as ATP).

Key words: energy · glucose · ATP

022.34Pearson Edexcel focus

Does respiration "make" energy?

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No. Energy cannot be made; respiration releases energy stored in glucose.

Key words: releases

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What is meant by the term cellular respiration?

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Enzyme-controlled reactions that release energy from respiratory substrates.

Key words: cellular respiration

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What is meant by the term ATP?

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Adenosine triphosphate, an immediate energy carrier in cells.

Key words: ATP

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What is meant by the term ADP?

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Adenosine diphosphate, which can be phosphorylated to form ATP.

Key words: ADP

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What is meant by the term respiratory substrate?

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A molecule whose oxidation releases energy during respiration.

Key words: respiratory substrate

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What is meant by the term exothermic?

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Describes a process that transfers energy to its surroundings.

Key words: exothermic

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Following the energy pathway: for Respiratory substrate, give the energy relationship and the biological significance.

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Energy relationship: Chemical energy is stored in molecules such as glucose. Biological significance: Provides the starting energy source.

Key words: Respiratory substrate

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Following the energy pathway: for Respiratory reactions, give the energy relationship and the biological significance.

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Energy relationship: Energy is released in controlled steps. Biological significance: Avoids one uncontrolled transfer.

Key words: Respiratory reactions

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Following the energy pathway: for ATP formation, give the energy relationship and the biological significance.

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Energy relationship: Energy couples ADP and phosphate. Biological significance: Produces an immediate energy carrier.

Key words: ATP formation

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Following the energy pathway: for ATP hydrolysis, give the energy relationship and the biological significance.

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Energy relationship: Energy is released for cellular work. Biological significance: Powers reactions, movement and transport.

Key words: ATP hydrolysis

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Following the energy pathway: for Heat transfer, give the energy relationship and the biological significance.

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Energy relationship: Some energy becomes less available for cellular work. Biological significance: Can contribute to body temperature.

Key words: Heat released

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True or false, and why? “Respiration creates energy.”

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False. It releases energy from chemical stores, which is used to make ATP for cellular work or lost as heat.

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True or false, and why? “All respiration occurs in mitochondria.”

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False. Glycolysis occurs in cytoplasm, and prokaryotes respire without mitochondria.

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True or false, and why? “Plants respire only in darkness.”

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False. Living plant cells respire continuously.

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