Unit 2 Microbial Growth Mind Map by Huda Fatima

Electron Donor

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The electron donor is the substance oxidized in a redox reaction. ( organic compound and an example is glucose.)

Electron acceptor

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the substance is reduced in a redox reaction. Oxygen is needed and therefore aerobic

ATP

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ATP is generated by the phosphorylation of ADP
It takes a lot of energy to break down bonds

Electron doner and Electron acceptors Tower

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Reduction potential: tendency to donate electrons

Substances can be either electron donors or electron acceptors under different circumstances (redox couple)

Fermentation

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not the same as anerobic but occurs in the absence of oxygen. substrate-level phosphorylation; ATP is directly synthesized from an energy-rich intermediate

Anerobic

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Aerobic

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Respiration

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Aerobic respiration requires oxygen AND Anerobic requires no oxygen.

Organic and Inorganic

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Carbon compounds (glucose)

Inorganic lacks water etc...

Carbon

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Carbon is essential for life ( makes cell parts, hormones, and molecules in our body)

E.coli

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It is a lethal bacteria that can be in our intestines and in stable conditions it can divide faster. Respirated conditions

Both are respirations

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Glycolysis

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occurs in both respirations aerobic and anaerobic. fermentation is a net of 2 ATP, and then Glycolysis respiration is a net of 38 ATP

Human (36 ATP)