overview of anaerobic respiration

Cards (23)

  • what does anaerobic respiration allow to happen whilst in the absence of oxygen after glycolysis
    the reoxidation of NAD
  • what does the oxidation of nad allow to occur in again

    glycolysis
  • what is formed in the liver cells during anaerobic respiration
    lactate(lactic acid)
  • describe how lactate is formed in animals cells starting with pyruvate
    pyruvate will become reduced and will accept the hydrogen form the reduced NAD forming lactate
  • what is the chemical formula for lactate
    C3H6O3
  • why are proton(hydrogen) acceptors always needed

    so the reduced NAD doesn't stay reduced so glycolysis can start again
  • what is uses as a proton(hydrogen) acceptor in anaerobic respiration instead of oxygen

    pyruvate
  • what is the hydrogen acceptor in animals(when oxygen isn't present

    pyruvate
  • what is used as a hydrogen acceptor in yeast and higher plants

    ethanal
  • what does ethanal becoming when it accepts the hydrogen ion form the reduced nad
    ethanol
  • what is the first step of glycolysis
    phosphorylation of glucose into a hexose phosphate
  • what happens the hexose phosphate that is produced from the phosphorylation of glucose
    it is split into two triose phosphates
  • in animals and plants ,during anaerobic respiration what is reduced in order to produce pyruvate
    NAD
  • what enzyme is used to oxidise reduced NAD in animals

    lactate dehydrogenase
  • what is produced as a bi-product when the enzyme lactate dehydrogenase is used

    lactate
  • in plants during anaerobic respiration what primarly happens to the pyruvate at the end of the reaction so it can start again

    an enzyme will convert the pyruvate into ethanal
  • what enzyme is used to convert pyruvate into ethanal
    ethanal dehydrogenase
  • when the enzyme ethanal dehydrogenase is used what will be produced as well as ethanal

    a co2 molecule
  • what happens to the ethanal produced from the pyruvate to oxidise NAD
    an enzyme will cause the ethanal to lose a hydrogen atom which will oxidise the reduced NAD
  • what enzyme is used to convert ethanal to ethanol

    ethanol dehydrogenase
  • what is produced as a bi-product when ethanal is used to oxidise NAD
    ethanol
  • what is the net gain of ATP from anaerobic respiration in animals
    2
  • how much atp is produced per each trios phosphate in glycolysis
    2