A cellular reaction has a ΔG = -780 kcals/mole. What two things do we know about...
A cellular reaction has a ΔG = -780 kcals/mole. What two things do we know about this reaction?
(Look at the formula for ΔG) ___________________________________________________ . Of what use is the proton gradient created during aerobic respiration?
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mitochondrial suspension. Here's what my hypothesis is: An
increased amount of the substrate succinate will increase the rate
of cellular respiration.
I was sure that succinate would increase the rate of the
reaction. But that was not what my graph showed. Here is what was
put into each cuvette
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DCIP
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0
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This is a Biology lab about cellular respiration using
mitochondrial suspension. Here's what my hypothesis is: An
increased amount of the substrate succinate will increase the rate
of cellular respiration.
I was sure that succinate would increase the rate of the
reaction. But that was not what my graph showed. Here is what was
put into each cuvette
Tube
Buffer
DCIP
Mitochondrial suspension
Succinate (add last)
1
4.4
0.3
0.3
0
2
4.3
0.3
0.3
0.1
3
4.2
0.3
0.3...
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