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substrate
A=
active site
B=
enzyme
C=
product
D=
catabolic
reaction
larger
molecule becomes
two
smaller ones
anabolic
reaction
smaller molecules become a larger one
enzyme production factor temperature
the
higher
the temperature the
higher
the production, too high enzyme denaturates
enzyme production factor
pH
enzymes have an optimum pH, extreme levels away from that
pH
causes
denaturation
enzyme production factor substrate concentration
the more substrates the higher the production, when enzymes are
saturated
the rate
plateaus
photosynthesis reaction type
anabolic
cellular respiration reaction type
catabolic
photosynthesis equation
carbon dioxide, water, sunlight=glucose,
oxygen
and
water
photosynthesis organelle
chloroplast
light dependent phase
in the
thylakoid
membranes in the grana, light & water= oxygen, hydrogen and ATP
light independent phase
in the
stroma
, carbon dioxide, hydrogen & ATP=glucose &
water
cellular respiration organelle
mitochondria
glycolysis
in the cytoplasm, glucose=
2
pyruvic acid &
2
ATP + electrons
krebs cycle
in the
mitochondria's
matrix, 2 pyruvic acid & ADP=
carbon dioxide
and 2 ATP
electron transport chain
in the
mitochondria's
cristae, oxygen=
26-28
ATP & water
cellular respiration net ATP yield
30-32
ATP