Complete the following figure using the following terms: phosphate, ATP, and ADP. This process requires energy from food and a free phosphate. B This process releases energy that can be used by the cell for work.

Q: 2. Complete the table of the overview of the steps of ATP production and wastes Steps location ATP…

A: Adenosine triphosphate or ATP is a nucleotide that is comprised of adenine as a nitrogenous base…

Q: Describe why a cell needs a protein to move the glucose into the cell.

A: Glucose moves from high concentration area to low concentration area through diffusion. Since…

Q: Produce a diagram to describe how carbohydrates, amino acids, and triacylglycerides interact…

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Q: Give the correct biological term for each of the following descriptions: a) the general energy…

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Q: Name at least four ways that a cell uses ATP

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Q: Explain how ATP stores chemical energy and makes itavailable to a cell.

A: ATP is adenosine triphosphate, an organic substance that is the main energy source for the body. ATP…

Q: Which of the following is the best example of potential energy in a cell?a. Cell division b. A…

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Q: Describe how energy is stored in a molecule of ATP.

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Q: Name the compounds that store energy in the cells.

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Q: Label the pic below ATP/ADP cycle below.  Terms: Adenosine, Triphosphate, Adenosine Diphosphate,…

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Q: Describe how the hydrolysis of ATP can drive nonspontaneous reactions in a cell.

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Q: 2. Complete the table of the overview of the steps of ATP production and wastes Steps location ATP…

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Q: Describe the process of energy flow in a cell .

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Q: Describe what happens to a cell’s ability to produce ATP when oxygen is not available

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Q: This process stores energy for the cell in the form of s

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Q: Explain how ATP is used by the cell as an energy source

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Q: Complete the table by filling the blanks with the relative concentrations of ATP and AMP in the cell…

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Q: Which of the following molecules is likely to have the most potential energy? a. sucrose b. ATP c.…

A: Potential energy is energy that is stored – or conserved - in an object or substance.

Q: Which of the following enzymes require ATP as energy source? (select all correc answers)

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Q: Explain the role of ATP in the cell.

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Q: Place a picture of an electron transport chain and mark the following using the appropriate letter:…

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Q: The energy currency of the cell is A. starch. B. glycogen. C. glucose. D. ATP.

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Q: Describe how a proton gradient is used to generate ATP.

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Q: Which type of molecule could move into the cell without energy (ATP)? O A. Glucose O B. Carbon…

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Q: In a diagram describe how carbohydrates,amino acids and triacylglycerides interact metabolically in…

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Q: Draw a schematic diagram on the Carbohydrate catabolism and identify the input and output processes…

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Q: CHOOSE THE CORRECT LETTER Where does gluconeogenesis occur in the cell? A. mitochondria B. cell…

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Q: List the steps describing how the ATP synthase works to make ATP

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Q: Cells usually transfer the energy that is released directly to

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Q: Choose rich-energy molecules: Adenin ATP Glucose Phosphoenolpyruvate

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Q: what are the primary cellular sites for the production of ATP? 1. endoplasmic reticulum

A: ATP is adenosine triphosphate which is the energy currency of the cell.

Q: Explain in detail the energy production in cells.

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Q: Describe the process of cellular respiration, from the introduction of a glucose molecule into the…

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Q: Describe how energy in the form of ATP becomes available for cellular activities.

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Q: Describe two methods by which ATP gives its energy to chemical reactions.

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Q: How many ATP molecules can be produced from 15 ADP molecules and 10 phosphate ions? a. 10 b. 15 c.…

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Q: Describe the mechanism through which the substance moves across the cell membrane and comment on the…

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Q: Use the first step in glycolysis to explain how ATP can power reactions that would otherwise not…

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Q: What would likely happen in a cell if the ratio of ATP to ADP were to become 1:1?

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Q: Describe the role of ATP in energy transfer.

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Q: Where are the following found in the cell?(a) FAD(b) CoQ(c) NADH/H+(d) Cytochrome c

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Q: the purpose of enzymes and how an enzyme lowers activation energy

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Q: Which energy is needed to drive the transport of molecules via active transport? A Kinetic energy of…

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Q: State the relationship between cellular work and energy

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Q: At how many protein complex sites in the electron transport chain does proton pumping occur? a. 1…

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Q: Choose the processes from the list below which require active transport  A. Water moving through the…

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