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Oxidative Phosphorylation Analysis

The inner Membrane of the mitochondrion is folded into folds called cristae. What is the advantage of having those folds?

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3. Explain how the products and reactants of cellular respiration are related to the products and reactants of photosynthesis. Be specific. Explain why plants must do both reactions and people do not.

4. Why is cellular respiration essential to life?

5. Why is photosynthesis essential to ALL life รขย€ย“ not just plant life? Think of two big reasons!

6. How is photophosphorylation (not photosynthesis) similar and different than oxidative phosphorylation? Write a compare and contrast answer. You must have at least 2 similarities and 2 differences. This must be written as a paragraph and not a list. When you state a difference for one, give how the other is different too!

7. An electron transport chain (ETC) chain is essential for cellular respiration. What is the function of the ETC in cellular respiration? Draw a diagram illustrating the ETC in cellular respiration.

8. An ETC chain connects PSII and PSI. What is the function of electron flow from PSII to PSI? Draw the Z-scheme illustrating the ETC in photosynthesis.

9. The inner membrane of a mitochondrion has lots of folds, or cristae, giving it lots of surface area for electron transport chains. Suppose the inner membrane was smooth instead, how would this affect cellular respiration?

10. The chloroplast has a couple of different spaces รขย€ย“ the lumen of the thylakoid and the stroma. Explain why it is essential to have these spaces separated by membranes.

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