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Cell Metabolism 1+2

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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What is this process called?

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Glycolysis

#2
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Identify each type of reaction

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#3
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Identify enzyme, product, type of reaction

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Step 1

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#4
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Identify enzyme, product, type of reaction

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#5
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Identify enzyme, product, type of reaction

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#6
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Identify enzyme, both products, type of reaction

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#7
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Identify enzyme, product, type of reaction

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#8
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Metabolic Disease: Which glycolytic enzymopathy is fatal?

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Deficiency in TPI is the only glycolytic enzymopathy that is fatal, with most sufferers dying within the first 6 years of their lives.

#9
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Identify enzyme, product, type of reaction

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Step 6

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#10
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Identify enzyme, product, type of reaction

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#11
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Identify enzyme, product, type of reaction

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#12
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Identify enzyme, product, type of reaction

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Step 9

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#13
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Identify enzyme, product, type of reaction

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Step 10 (Final Step)

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#14
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Which steps are irreversible in glycolysis?

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Steps 1,3 and 10 (hexokinase, PFK, pyruvate kinase)

#15
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Which step commits the cell to glycolysis and traps glucose inside the cell?

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Step 1 - Phosphorylation of Glucose into Glucose 6-P

#16
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What is the net change in ATP for glycolysis?

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+2 (-2+4=+2)

#17
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Which steps consume ATP?

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Steps 1,3 (hexokinase, PFK)

#18
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Which steps produce ATP?

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Steps 7 and 10 (PG kinase and pyruvate kinase)

#19
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Which step is a dehydration reaction?

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Step 9 (Water and Phosphoenolpyruvate produced)

#20
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How many NADH molecules produced in glycolysis and which steps?

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2xNADH in Step 6

#21
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What is the parallel pathway to glycolysis which is used in anabolic reactions to generate biosynthetic molecules called?

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Pentose-Phosphate Pathway (PPP)

#22
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What molecule does NADH reduce, which is also a vital antioxidant?

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Glutathione

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Alcoholic Fermentation Identify enzyme and product

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Decarboxylation of Pyruvate

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#24
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Alcoholic Fermentation Identify enzyme and product

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Dehydrogenation of Acetaldehyde

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