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Lecture 17

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#1
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Exogenous electron acceptors are present to accept electrons generated from the oxidation of electron donors

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Respiration

#2
Front (Question)

Electron donor and acceptor are the same compound Relatively little energy yield

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Fermentation

#3
Front (Question)

Fermentation In the absence of external electron acceptors, compounds can be catabolized ____ by fermentation

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Anaerobically

#4
Front (Question)

Fermentation ATP is usually synthesized by ____ phosphorylation

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Substrate-level

#5
Front (Question)

Production and secretion of fermentation products (needed for generation fo electron carriers)

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Redox balance

#6
Front (Question)

In anaerobic respiration electron acceptors other than ____ are used

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O2

#7
Front (Question)

Energy released from redox reactions can be determined by comparing reduction potentials of each ____ ____

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Electron acceptor

#8
Front (Question)

In the ____ ____ of an inorganic compound the reduced compounds are used in biosynthesis (anabolic)

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Assimilative metabolism

#9
Front (Question)

During anaerobic respiration, the reduction of inorganic compounds is called ____ ____ because the reduced products are excreted (catabolic)

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Dissimilative metabolism

#10
Front (Question)

Dissimilative metabolisms have a ____ ____ effect on the environment

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Much greater

#11
Front (Question)

Reduction to nitrite or to a gaseous product and can lead to loss of N from the ecosystem

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Dentrification

#12
Front (Question)

ETC for aerobic and dentrification in P/ stutzeri, several reductases are present including

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Nitrate, nitrite, nitric oxide, and nitrous oxide reductase

#13
Front (Question)

S redox chemistry is complex with ____ common oxidation states

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5

#14
Front (Question)

SO42- is most common form in ____ environment (esp. ocean @ 28 mM)

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aerobic

#15
Front (Question)

Reduction of SO42- to H2S proceeds through several intermediates and requires activation of sulfate by ATP via the enzyme ____ to form APS (Adenosine 5’-phosphosulfate)

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ATP sulfurylase

#16
Front (Question)

ETC fir SRB use ____ or ____ as e-donors

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Hydogen/lactate

#17
Front (Question)

____ is key enzyme since hydrogen is formed by lavtate dehydrogenase to supply ____ for ETC

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Hydrogenae

#18
Front (Question)

(a cytochrome complex) provides e- to cytoplasmic enzymes, APS reductase, and sulfite reductase. Cytochrome c is major electron carrier.

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Hmc

#19
Front (Question)

“Swamp gas” consists of methane, which is produced by methanogenic archaea, members of

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the Euryarchaeota

#20
Front (Question)

Novel coenzymes either carry intermediates of the e-acceptor (C1 compound) or act as e- transfer components

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Methanogenesis

#21
Front (Question)

Autotrophy in methanogens occurs via the ____ pathway

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Acetyl-CoA

#22
Front (Question)

Methyl group is ____ and ____ to CoA for access to central metabolism

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Carboxylated/conjugated

#23
Front (Question)

Energy conservation in methanogenesis is linked to both ____ and ____ motive forces

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Proton/sodium

#24
Front (Question)

Mthanogenesis CO2 is activated by ____ and reduced to a formyl group via e- from H2 (via F420)

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MF