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Energy Release and Conservation

Energy Release and Conservation
How many molecules of carbon dioxide will be given off during ten turns of the Krebs cycle?

40
20
10
30

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Energy Release and Conservation
In cellular metabolism, O2 is used

as a terminal electron acceptor
to provide electrons for photophosphorylation
in glycolysis
in the Krebs cycle

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Energy Release and Conservation
Which one of the following is produced in the greatest numbers during one turn of the Krebs cycle?

ATP
NADH
Acetyl-CoA
FADH2

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Energy Release and Conservation
The amount of energy (cal/mole) in an ATP molecule produced by a cell from glucose by fermentation is

exactly or approximately equal to aerobic metabolism
None of these
greater than aerobic metabolism
less than aerobic metabolism

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Energy Release and Conservation
The enzymes for glycolysis are located

in the cytoplasm
on the outer membrane of the chloroplast
on the inner surface of the cell membrane
on the inner membrane of the mitochondrion

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Energy Release and Conservation
In glycolysis, ATP is created by

photophosphorylation
the pentose phosphate pathway
the chemiosmotic mechanism
substrate level phosphorylation

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