Lab 5

Cellular Respiration
Phases of Cellular Respiration 1

Phases of cellular respiration.

• Glycolysis.
• Preparatory reaction.
• Citric acid cycle.
• Electron transport chain.
Phases of Cellular Respiration 2

Figure 7.2
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7.2 Outside the Mitochondria: Glycolysis 3

Energy Investment Steps.

• Two ATP used to activate glucose (C6), which
splits into two G3P molecules (C3).
Energy Harvesting Steps.
• Oxidation of G3P; NAD+ picks up H+ and
electrons and becomes NADH.
• Additional chemical changes lead to direct
substrate-level ATP synthesis, formation of
four ATP.
Substrate-Level ATP Synthesis

Enzyme removes a high-energy phosphate from one

molecule and passes it to ADP to form ATP.
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Inputs and Outputs of Glycolysis

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Glycolysis: Energy-Investment Steps

Figure 7.5 top panel

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Glycolysis: Energy-Harvesting Steps

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Energy Yield of Fermentation 2

Figure 7.6
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Preparatory Reaction
Acetyl group attaches to CoA to become acetyl CoA.
CO2 is produced.
Hydrogen atoms removed from pyruvate are used to
form NADH.
This reaction occurs twice per glucose.
Citric Acid Cycle 5

Figure 7.8 bottom

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Electron Transport Chain 4

Figure 7.9b
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 Lab Activity 5

Please answer the following two questions in a word

document. Your answers should not exceed more than one
page.
Q1. Summarize the phases of cellular respiration and
indicate where they occur in a cell.
Q2.Explain the role of electron carriers in respiration.
Labster Lab 5

Cellular Respiration