Team Hockey: Glucose and ATP

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Team Hockey Glucose and ATP

• Created By
• Nathan Stout Samir Mohandes
• Period 1

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Key Concepts

• What is the maximum amount of ATP that can be
  yielded from one glucose molecule?
• How much of a cells energy is obtained from
  glucose?
• Which process produces the majority of a cells
  ATP?

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Glucose

• Monosaccharide, important biological
  carbohydrate.
• Begins Cellular Respiration in cells.
• One glucose molecule produces up to 38 ATP.
• Cells obtain 40 of their energy from glucose.

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Glycolysis

• Uses glucose to create energy molecules (ATP,
  NADH)
• Makes Pyruvate for Citric Acid Cycle (part of
  aerobic respiration).
• Produces 6-carbon and 3-carbon intermediate
  compounds (used for many purposes).

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Citric Acid Cycle

• Ideally produces 2 ATP, and about 17 NADH.
• Complicated series of chemical reactions that
  produce many necessary compounds, including amino
  acids.

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Oxidative Phosphorylation

• Final step in the Cellular Respiration process.
• Most of ATP produced in this step (up to 34).
• About 17 NADH (from Citric Acid Cycle) made into
  2 ATP each, producing around 34 ATP.

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1. What is the maximum amount of ATP that can be
yielded from one glucose molecule?

1. 32 ATP
2. 34 ATP
3. 36 ATP
4. 38 ATP

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1. What is the maximum amount of ATP that can be
yielded from one glucose molecule?

• D 38 ATP

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2. How much of a cells energy is obtained from
glucose?

1. 20
2. 40
3. 60
4. 80

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2. How much of a cells energy is obtained from
glucose?

• B 40

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3. Which process produces the majority of a
cells ATP?

1. Citric Acid Cycle
2. Oxidative Phosphorylation
3. Glycolysis
4. Mitosis

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3. Which process produces the majority of a
cells ATP?

• B Oxidative Phosphorylation