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Where does glucose phosphorylation occur ?

Important Questions on Respiration and Energy Transfer

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Which of these statements is incorrect?
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Oxidative phosphorylation is
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The number of electrons required to reduce one molecule of oxygen to water during mitochondrial oxidation is:
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Which of the following is known as ‘Currency of Energy’
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Identify the wrong statements.
A) Cytochrome C is a small protein attached to inner surface of the outer membrane
B) Electrons from complex I are transferred to ubiquinone located within the inner membrane
C) The temperature optimum for photosynthesis of different plants does not depend on the habitat that they are adapted to.
D) There is no linear relationship between incident light and CO2 fixation rates at low light intensities.
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During an oxidative phosphorylation the terminal electron acceptor is                  (fill up the blank).

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Which of the following statements is incorrect?
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The process of transfer of electrons from glucose to molecular oxygen in bacteria and mitochondria is known as
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Tourists have been banned from visiting some historic sites where there are cave paintings. Why do you think this happened?
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What factors contribute to the rate of respiration?
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Why do all the organisms respire?
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Why is it better to think of organisms as energy-transforming machines rather than energy-using machines?
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Name the two gases which are exchanged during respiration.
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What are the two main parts in the process of respiration? What type of respiration takes place?
In the absence of oxygen
In the presence of oxygen
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Define: Respiration.
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Discuss different types of respiration depending upon the availability of oxygen.
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During respiration, energy is used in the form of
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Respiration is a process in which energy is released.
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What is meant by respiration?
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Oxidative phosphorylation refers to?