Compare the processes of oxidative phosphorylation, substrate-level phosphorylation, and photophosphorylation to make ATP. Where does the energy come from for each? How are they different? Similar? In each case, describe the energy transfer process(es) th ...
what mechanism do metabolism energy of you comes from? Answer :The metabolism energy is ATP ,it comes from two ways ,substrate-level phosphorylation and oxidative phosphorylation . 1.6, if glucose and fatty acid have equal numbers of carbons, which one would have the most energy, why?
1. Where is the electron transport chain located? 2. Where does the most substrate-level phosphorylation occur? 3. What membrane do protons cross in the synthesis of ATP? Which of these structures is the location of cellular respiration, which produces ATP for the cell? (a...
What process requires oxygen to function? a. Aerobic respiration b. Anaerobic respiration c. Lactic fermentation d. Alcoholic fermentation e. Substrate-level phosphorylation In which organelle of the cell does the anaerobic type of respiration occur?
However, this does not explain the observation that hypoxia inhibits BKCa in isolated inside-out patches, because HO-2 needs the substrate (heme) and both O2 and NADPH as co-substrates to inhibit the channel, and none of these would be present in excised inside-out patches. Furthermore, ...
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Mucus secretion requires large amounts of ATP, making it highly dependent on mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation for sufficient energy94. Commensal bacteria in the intestine can ferment dietary fiber with glycosidase to release short-chain fatty acids. As the main energy substrate in epithelial cells...
Enzyme regulation is a process in which an enzyme's activity is controlled by its substrate concentration. The enzyme's activity level can be increased or decreased by changing the amount of substrate it binds with. To regulate enzymes, cells use a variety of mechanisms, including allosteric regu...
The degree of variation in phenotype within the population of cells. Populations that show no heterogeneity will evolve slowly, whereas those with substantial diversity provide the substrate for evolution (Fig.5B). Fig. 5 Understanding somatic evolution in terms of fitness and phenotypic heterogeneity....
1. Where is the electron transport chain located? 2. Where does the most substrate-level phosphorylation occur? 3. What membrane do protons cross in the synthesis of ATP? How much ATP is produced from the electron transport chain? List the three common components of most electron transport cha...