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Using the graph you have generated for this experiment, answer the following question about the oxygen consumption following the addition of the differing amounts of ADP.
(hint: there are two correct answers)
What happens to oxygen consumption when more ADP is added to the chamber?
There are two correct answers.
When glutamate is used as the substrate for the electron transport chain what is feeding electrons into the electron transport chain?
Hopefully, you will have noticed that the rate of oxygen consumption increased when ADP was added.
Why does the rate of oxygen consumption change when ADP is added?
Fill in the blanks:
As electrons pass down the electron transport chain, they are finally donated to the terminal electron acceptor which is ______; this converts the oxygen into ______ so the concentration in the electrode ______.
Look at the diagram above of a common design of an oxygen electrode.
An oxygen electrode measures the concentration of dissolved oxygen in a solution. One application of this equipment is to investigate mitochondrial function, since the electron transport chain uses oxygen as the final electron acceptor.
If functional isolated mitochondria were added to a solution in an oxygen electrode, together with a supply of NADH and ADP, what would happen to the oxygen concentration in the electrode?
How does the ATP synthase in the mitochondrial membrane convert the energy stored in a proton gradient into chemical energy in an ATP "high energy" bond?
In the Chemiosmotic Theory, what provides the link between energy released by the electron transport chain and energy storage in the form of "high energy" bonds in ATP?