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Riesgo de Respiración Celular

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Cuestionario sobre respiración celular

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Jose Javier Hernandez Hernandez
Jose Javier Hernandez Hernandez
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Cuestionario sobre respiración celular

by Jose Javier Hernandez Hernandez
1

¿Qué proceso inicia la respiración celular al convertir glucosa en piruvato?

2

¿Dónde ocurre principalmente el ciclo de Krebs?

3

¿Qué molécula transporta electrones al NADH y FADH2?

4

¿Cuál es el producto final de la cadena de transporte de electrones?

5

¿Qué gas se consume en la célula durante la respiración aeróbica?

6

¿Cuántas moléculas netas de ATP se obtienen aproximadamente de una molécula de glucosa en respiración aeróbica?

7

¿Qué sucede con el piruvato si no hay oxígeno suficiente?

8

¿Qué paso libera CO2 en el ciclo de Krebs?

9

¿Qué molécula impulsa la síntesis de ATP en la cadena de transporte de electrones?

10

¿Qué cofactores entregan electrones a la cadena respiratoria?

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La glucólisis ocurre en el citosol y no requiere oxígeno; genera piruvato y ATP.

El ciclo de Krebs se realiza en la matriz, liberando CO2 y energía reducida.

NADH y FADH2 llevan electrones al sistema de transporte de electrones.

La cadena de transporte de electrones produce ATP principalmente.

El oxígeno finaliza el transporte de electrones formando agua.

La glucólisis (2), Krebs (2-3 cada vuelta) y cadena transportadora suman≈30-32.

Sin oxígeno, la fermentación produce lactato o etanol y CO2.

Cada vuelta libera CO2 al oxidar compuestos producidos a partir del acetil-CoA.

El gradiente de protones mueve ATP sintasa para generar ATP.

NADH y FADH2 donan electrones al complejo respiratorio.

 
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