Glycolysis Worksheet High School Biology Use the

Glycolysis Worksheet
High School Biology
Use the word bank to fill the blanks for the following questions
1. Three
2.Two
6. Cytoplasm
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
3.NADH
7.Mitochondria
4.Glucose
5.Pyruvic acid
8.FADH2
Glycolysis begins with __________________________.
The end product of glycolysis is ________________________
Glycolysis occurs in _______________________ of a cell.
The net gain of ATP in glycolysis is _____________________.
The coenzyme that stores high energy electrons released from glucose in
glycolysis process is ________________
Match the following reactions with their definitions.
1
Reaction
Phosphorylation
2
Reduction
3
Oxidation
4
Substrate level phosphorylation
5
Oxidative phosphorylation
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Definition
a)The transfer of an inorganic phosphate
group (Pi) from one substrate to another
by way of an enzyme
b) the addition of a phosphate (PO43−)
group to a protein or other organic
molecule
c) the gain of electrons or a decrease in
oxidation state by a molecule, atom, or
ion.
d)metabolic pathway in which the
mitochondria in cells use their structure,
enzymes, and energy released by the
oxidation of nutrients to reform ATP
e) the loss of electrons or an increase in
oxidation state by a molecule, atom,
or ion.
f) change in the state of water vapor to
liquid water when in contact with any
surface
Glycolysis -I
Fill in the type of reaction and the intermediary products that are formed in
Glycolysis I process.
Type of reaction:
Type of reaction:
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Glycolysis II
Fill in the type of reaction and the intermediary products that are formed in
Glycolysis II process.
dihydroxyacetone
phosphate (DHAP)
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glyceraldehyde
3-phosphate (G3P)
Energy summary for Glycolysis process
Number of ATP produced in glycolysis
______________
Number of ATP consumed in Glycolysis
______________
Net ATP in Glycolysis
______________
Number of NADH produced in Glycolysis
______________
Explain why glycolysis in not a good energy harnessing mechanism.
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