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The given figure shows the effect of different compounds on the amount of chlorophyll in a Chlamydomonas cell, a single cells photosynthetic eukaryote. Based on the figure, which of the following statements most accurately describes what the amount of chlorophyll is indicating?

More Plant Structures for Photosynthesis Questions:
Biochemists can lyse thylakoid membranes into fragments, which can fold on themselves to form vesicles. The vesicles can be either inside-out or right-side-out. Suppose you isolated a vesicle and found that the pH outside of the vesicle was very high and the pH inside the vesicle was low. What does that tell you about the orientation of the vesicle?
Practice: Light Absorption Location
Where does light absorption occur in plants?
The light reaction in photosynthesis occur in the
Photosynthesis
Which of the following is primarily responsible for photosynthesis?
Practice: Light Absorption Location
Where does light absorption occur in plants?
Light is measured in wavelengths and different wavelengths of light can activate photosynthesis to varying degrees. Which of the following parts of photosynthesis are wavelength dependent?
You pull leaves from a plant and put them in a jar containing water and atmospheric air, and close the lid. The lid has a sensor that can measure the percentage of oxygen in the jar. You are trying to determine which wavelengths of light are the best to maximize the rate of photosynthesis. Which of the following best describes your result?
You are in the lab and want to determine if a population of single celled eukaryotes are undergoing photosynthesis or cellular respiration, which of the following experiments would successfully help you answer this question?
Where does light absorption occur in plant chloroplast?
Biochemists can lyse thylakoid membranes into fragments, which can fold on themselves to form vesicles. The vesicles can be either inside-out or right-side-out. Suppose you isolated a vesicle and found that the pH outside of the vesicle was very high and the pH inside the vesicle was low. What does that tell you about the orientation of the vesicle?
More The Electron Transport Chain [detailed] Questions:
Complexes of ETC
Which complex in the electron transport system initially accepts electrons from FADH2?
Practice: Complexes of ETC
Which complex in the electron transport system initially accepts electrons from FADH2?
Practice: Carrier
Which of the following is a potential pathway for electrons to travel from carrier to carrier?
Match the full name to the ETC complex. (Even though not specified in the video lesson, the names match function)
The electron transport chain (Similar to 2018 question 48)
Which Statement is FALSE about complex I of the electron transport chain?
The electron transport chain
Why do the electrons form NADH pump more protons across the inner mitochondrial membrane than the electrons from FADH2?
Cytochrome C (Similar to 2018 question 51)
Which statement is best describes the role of cytochrome C in the electron transport chain?
Eletron transport chain (Similar to 2018 question 46)
What is FALSE about Coenzyme Q?
Electron Transport Chain: Similar to 2014 Question 12
What causes electrons to be transported across the mitochondrial membrane in the electron transport chain?
Which of the following is FALSE regarding the H+ gradient?
ATP Production
Which processes in central metabolism are able to generate ATP? Select all that apply.
ATP Synthase: Similar to 2014 Question 15
Which is TRUE about ATP synthase?
Practice: Permeability to H+
You are testing a drug that causes the inner mitochondrial membrane to become permeable to H+. How would this drug affect mitochondrial ATP output?
Practice: Locations in Mitochondria
Letter A is pointing to the location of:
Complexes of ETC
Which complex in the electron transport system initially accepts electrons from FADH2?
What is true about the ETC and/or the movement of protons across the inner membrane?
What would happen if you removed all malate a-ketogluterate antiporters from the mitochondria of a cell?
Which complex of the electron transport chain does not directly impact the pH of the intermembrane space?
Which electron carrier would have the greatest negative impact on ATP production if its production was inhibited during oxidative phosphorylation?
As electrons are passed from a protein complex to the next, the final acceptor of the ETC (in animals) is
As electrons move through the ETC, each carrier molecule is:
Let's pretend you were the found of the ETC (sending respect to Peter D. Mitchell - the real founder!). After concluding there are 4 electron accepting complexes involved, you try blocking each of them individually to find out unique characteristics about each of them. When you blocked complex lll, all ATP production stopped and the proton gradient dissipated. When you blocked complex l, the ATP production was only down regulated but it still took place. The same thing happened when you blocked complex ll. What could explain these findings?
Cyanide is known to cause extremely quick death. Its main action is on complex lV of the electron transport chain. It acts to inhibit the reduction of O2. Working backwards through the chain, indicated all the problems that make this toxin so lethal.
If QH2 donated its electrons to complex lll but then didn't move to its secondary site on complex lll, what would be the result? Select all that apply
Mitochondria: Similar to 2014 Question 13
Which statement is FALSE about the mitochondria?
Electron Transport Chain: Similar to 2014 Question 12
What causes electrons to be transported across the mitochondrial membrane in the electron transport chain?
ATP Production
Which processes in central metabolism are able to generate ATP? Select all that apply.
Using calculations, show how the P/O ratios for NADH (form the mitochondrial matrix) and NADH (from the cytosol) have different P/O ratios.
4𝑥𝐻+ + 𝑥𝐴𝐷𝑃 + 𝑥𝑃𝑖 → 𝑥𝐴𝑇𝑃
1/2𝑂2 + 2𝑒− + 2𝐻+ → 𝐻2𝑂
ATP Stynthase: Similar to 2014 Question 15
Which is TRUE about ATP synthase?
Which Statement is FALSE about ATP synthesis?
A lizard is exposed to different body temperatures by changing its environment
and its oxygen consumption recorded as follows:
Why does an increase in body temperature affect the oxygen consumption?
What is the final electron acceptor in the ETC (during cellular respiration) is?
ATP Synthase
Explain the rotor like mechanism of ATP synthase. Use drawings to show the formation of ATP and explain how many H+ are needed to synthesize one ATP molecule.
Eletron transport chain (Similar to 2018 question 46)
What is FALSE about Coenzyme Q?
The electron transport chain
Why do the electrons form NADH pump more protons across the inner mitochondrial membrane than the electrons from FADH2?
Cytochrome C (Similar to 2018 question 51)
Which statement is best describes the role of cytochrome C in the electron transport chain?
The electron transport chain (Similar to 2018 question 48)
Which Statement is FALSE about complex I of the electron transport chain?
Match the full name to the ETC complex. (Even though not specified in the video lesson, the names match function)
ETC question
Oxidative phosphorylation comprises of both the ETC and
chemiosmosis
substrate level phosphorylation
In which of the following process(es) do we see substrate level phosphorylation?
Oxygen sensitivity question
Which process(es) are not oxygen sensitive
What would not be found along the membrane marked by A
What process is occurring in the D site
Letter A is pointing to the location of:
What metabolic pathways generate ATP to be used during cruising activity versus burst activity?
Where does the oxygen come from to produce water in the ETC?
Practice: Cascade of Electrons
How do electrons cascade down the electron transport chain (ETC)?
Practice: H+ Gradient
Which of the following is FALSE regarding the H+ gradient?
Electron transport chain
You are testing a drug that causes the inner mitochondrial membrane to become permeable to H+. How would this drug affect mitochondrial ATP output?
Mitochondrial anatomy
Letter A is pointing to the location of:
Practice: Names of Complexes
Match the full name to the ETC complex. (Even though not specified in the video lesson, the names match function)
Practice: Complexes of ETC
Which complex in the electron transport system initially accepts electrons from FADH2?
Similarities between ETCs in chloroplasts and mitochondria - Practice Question
The electron transport chains in the chloroplast and the mitochondria share many similarities. Which of the following statements are true?
Which of the following are common to all electron transport chains?
Which of the following situations would signal a loss of respiratory control?
Which of the following are shared between electron transport of cellular respiration and photosynthesis?
In which of the following situations can Chlamydomonas grow?
In the presence of light, carbon dioxide and water alone
In the presence of acetate, water and oxygen alone
Which of the following statements is true about the hypothesized reason why eukaryotic cells are more complex than aerobic bacterial cells?
In which situation would ATP production by oxidative phosphorylation only be partially inhibited?
Practice: Carrier
Which of the following is a potential pathway for electrons to travel from carrier to carrier?
Which of the following statements is correct?
Which of the following is the highest affinity electron acceptor in the ETC?
Regarding electron transport, downhill electron carriers have what?
Which of the following is not a common electron carrier?
During which of the following process is ATP produced?
As we move downstream the electron transport chain, what happens?
How do electrons cascade down the electron transport chain (ETC)?
Which of the following is FALSE regarding the H+ gradient?
Which complex in the electron transport system initially accepts electrons from FADH2?
Which complex in the electron transport system accepts electrons from reduced cytochrome c carriers?
You are testing a drug that causes the inner mitochondrial membrane to become permeable to H+H^+. How would this drug affect mitochondrial ATP output?
The label that points to the matrix is
More The TCA [Citric Acid / Krebs] Cycle [detailed] Questions:
The bong mutant of a yeast species Saccharomyces causes them to be restricted to generating ATP through glycolysis alone. Which of the follow statements could be a possible role of this mutation?
Goal of Citric Acid Cycle
The primary goal of the citric acid cycle is to:
Goal of Citric Acid Cycle
The primary goal of the citric acid cycle is to....
Which enzyme and step catalyzes the production of FADH2?
Which of the following steps occurs during the Citric acid cycle?
NAD+ is reduced to NADH
Pyruvate is oxidized in the cytosol
Which of the following steps occurs during the Citric acid cycle?
NAD+ is reduced to NADH
Pyruvate is oxidized in the cytosol
Practice: Citric Acid Cycle- BIOCH2280
The primary goal of the citric acid cycle is to....
Using what you learned over all the lessons on metabolism, match the overall reaction with the process.
Electron carriers (Similar to 2018 question 38)
Which processes provide NADH to be used in the electron transport chain?
Which enzyme and step catalyzes the production of FADH2?
Practice: Products of TCA/Citric Acid/Krebs Cycle
What is generated through one turn of the citric acid cycle?
How many CO2CO_2 molecules are released per acetyl group that passes through the Krebs cycle?
Practice: CO2 Released by Krebs Cycle
How many CO2CO_2 molecules are released per acetyl group that passes through the Krebs cycle?
ATP Production
Which processes in central metabolism are able to generate ATP? Select all that apply.
The first reaction in the citric acid cycle is
MCAT Practice Question
The bong mutant of a yeast species Saccharomyces causes them to be restricted to generating ATP through glycolysis alone. Which of the follow statements could be a possible role of this mutation?
Practice: Location of Krebs Cycle
Where does the Krebs Cycle occur?
MCAT Practice Question
The bong mutant of a yeast species Saccharomyces causes them to be restricted to generating ATP through glycolysis alone. Which of the follow statements could be a possible role of this mutation?
Goal of Citric Acid Cycle
The primary goal of the citric acid cycle is to....
A baby is born with a rare genetic mutation. This mutation effects the functionality of the isocitrate dehydrogenase enzyme. What effect would this have on the body physiologically?
You are doing an experiment in class about cellular respiration. You are measuring the O2 consumption in the muscle cell of a human using a manometer under different conditions.All the readings are taken from the same muscle in the same individual. The first reading is taken when the individual wakes up in the morning, the second is taken after he works out and the third is taken after he eats 5 oranges (high levels of citrate) What would your findings be? Indicate if high or low amounts of O2 would be consumed and explain why in each case (6pts)
Why is the reaction α-Ketoglutarate --> Succinyl CoA done using a protein complex?
What would happen if you removed all malate a-ketogluterate antiporters from the mitochondria of a cell?
The first reaction in the citric acid cycle is
Give an example of substrate channeling in the TCA cycle. Give another example of two enzymes that do not have substrate channeling. Explain how they are different.
What are the overall effects of depleting citrate in a cell?
ATP Production
Which processes in central metabolism are able to generate ATP? Select all that apply.
Which enzyme and step catalyzes the production of FADH2?
During glycolysis a 6 carbon molecule of glucose is broken down into two 3 carbons molecules of pyruvate. For EACH cycle of the citric acid cycle how many carbons from glucose are used?
Electron carriers (Similar to 2018 question 38)
Which processes provide NADH to be used in the electron transport chain?
Using what you learned over all the lessons on metabolism, match the overall reaction with the process.
substrate level phosphorylation
In which of the following process(es) do we see substrate level phosphorylation?
Oxygen sensitivity question
Which process(es) are not oxygen sensitive
The first reaction in the citric acid cycle is
Practice: Goal of Citric Acid Cycle
The primary goal of the citric acid cycle is to....
Practice: Production of FADH2
Which enzyme and step catalyzes the production of FADH2?
If you were to measure respiration in isolated mitochondria, which of the following additions would result in the highest proton motive force?
Which of the following steps occurs during the Citric acid cycle?
NAD+ is reduced to NADH
Pyruvate is oxidized in the cytosol
In which of the following situations can Chlamydomonas grow?
In the presence of light, carbon dioxide and water alone
In the presence of acetate, water and oxygen alone
The bong mutant of a yeast species Saccharomyces causes them to be restricted to generating ATP through glycolysis alone. Which of the follow statements could be a possible role of this mutation?
Practice: CO2 Released by Krebs Cycle
How many CO2CO_2 molecules are released per acetyl group that passes through the Krebs cycle?
Practice: Products of TCA/Citric Acid/Krebs Cycle
What is generated through one turn of the citric acid cycle?
Citric Acid Cycle
Where does the Krebs Cycle occur?
Practice: Citric Acid Cycle- BIOCH2280
The primary goal of the citric acid cycle is to....
Where does the krebs cycle occur?
Which of the following contributes electrons to the electron transport chain?
Which of the following are the key products of the citric acid cycle?
Which of the following statements is correct?
What is generated through one turn of the citric acid cycle?
How does NAD+ function in the citric acid cycle?
How many CO2CO_2 molecules are released per acetyl group that passes through the Krebs cycle?