Draw a diagram of oxidative phosphorylation including its location in the membrane.
Learning Goal: I’m working on a biology multi-part question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.Draw a diagram of a molecule undergoing substrate-level phosphorylation. Describe or show the chemical events that take place. (A diagram of a chemical molecule undergoing substrate-level phosphorylation is provided. Diagram shows the movement of components that occurs during the process.)
Draw a diagram of oxidative phosphorylation including its location in the membrane. Describe or show the chemicaL events that take place. (Diagram contains a membrane and all components of oxidative phosphorylation. Movement of all molecules and components are shown.)
Describe (in words) the movement of the electrons in #2 above. Explain why oxygen is key to this process. (A correct description of electron movement during oxidative phosphorylation is provided. Explanation as to the key role of oxygen is provided.
If you ate 7 glucose molecules for lunch and you metabolized each molecule to completion (CO2) through the citric acid cycle, how many of each different product molecules would be made? (All products produced from glucose moving from glycolysis through end of citric acid cycle are provided. Correct amounts of molecules for seven glucose molecules are provided.)
Marathon running is an aerobic activity. Many runners describe hitting a wall towards the end of their race, where it becomes much more difficult to keep running. Knowing that muscle cells can only stockpile so much glucose and glycogen (stored glucose), explain at least two reasons why you think this ‘wall’ occurs. (Two cellular respiration reasons to explain why runners hit a wall are explained.)
Your answers must be based upon cellular respiration and chapter 7. biology how life works 3rd edition
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