krebs cycle

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  • what is meant by a Krebs cycle
    this is a means of liberating energy for carbon bonds to provide ATP and reduced NAD
  • Where does the Krebs cycle occur?

    mitochondrial matrix
  • how many times will the Krebs cycle occur per glucose molecule and why

    2 time , as two pyruvate were made per glucose in glycolysis
  • what happens during the conversion of pyruvate to acetyl-coenzyme A
    carbon dioxide will be produced and a molecule of reduced NAD is formed
  • what happens during the Krebs after the carbon dioxide is removed from the acetyl coenzyme
    a 4 carbon molecule will combine with a two carbon portion of acetyl coenzyme a
  • what happens to the coenzyme carrier molecule when a 6 carbon molecule is formed

    the coenzyme is released
  • what happens in the Krebs cycle when after the coenzyme has been removed from the 6 carbon molecule

    the 6C molecule will be decarboxylated and oxidised into 5C
  • when 6C is decarboxylated into 5C it loses a hydrogen as well as a carbon dioxide ,what happens to the hydrogen

    it is used to reduced nad into reduced nad
  • what happens in the Krebs cycle after a 5 carbon molecule is formed

    a second oxidation occurs and another decarboxylation occurs
  • what is made after a 5 carbon molecule is produced in the Krebs cycle for the 5 carbon molecule to become a 4 carbon molecule

    5C will be decarboxylated and oxides into 4C
  • when 5C is being converted into 4C a hydrogen is lost ,what happens to the hydrogen

    it will reduce NAD into reduced NAD
  • when 5C is being converted into 4C ,more carbon-carbon bonds are being broken what is this energy used for

    it is used to synthesize ATP from ADP and pi
  • in the Krebs cycle what happens to the 4 carbon molecule that is produced from the previous 5 carbon molecule

    it is further oxidised and the hydrogens that are removed are used to form reduced nad and reduced fad to produce the starting moleuculeSee an expert-written answer!We have an expert-written solution to this problem!
  • What is the starting molecule for the Krebs cycle?

    Acetyl CoA and a 4- carbon molecule
  • in the Krebs cycle how many reduced NAD molecules are produced per glucose molecule
    6
  • in the Krebs cycle how many carbon dioxide molecules are produced per glucose molecule
    4
  • in the Krebs cycle how many reduced FAD molecules are produced per glucose molecule
    2
  • in the Krebs cycle how many ATP molecules are produced by substrate level phosphorylation per glucose molecule
    2
  • How many decarboxylation reactions happen in one turn of the Krebs cycle?

    2
  • How many dehydrogenations occur per turn of the Krebs cycle
    4 , 3 reduced NAD and 1 reduced FAD
  • what is meant by substrate level phosphorylation
    Production of ATP by transferring phosphates directly from metabolic products to ADP
  • what is the fate of the reduced nad and reduced fad produced in the Krebs cycle
    they will deliver hydrogen to the electron transport chain