1. | Glucose and glucose | 2. | Glucose and fructose |
3. | Glucose and galactose | 4. | Fructose and galactose |
A. | Energy of oxidation-reduction is utilised for phosphorylation |
B. | Oxygen acts as the final hydrogen acceptor |
C. | The photo-oxidative energy is utilised for production of proton gradient required for phosphorylation |
D. | The role of oxygen is limited to the terminal stage of the respiration process |
E. | Protons cross the outer membrane of mitochondria through the channel formed by an integral membrane protein complex |
1. | A, B, C, E only | 2. | A, B, D only |
3. | B, C, D, E only | 4. | A, C, D only |
List-I | List-II | ||
A. | Citric acid cycle | I. | Cytoplasm |
B. | Glycolysis | II. | Mitochondrial matrix |
C. | Electron transport system |
III. | Intermembrane space of mitochondria |
D. | Proton gradient | IV. | Inner mitochondrial membrane |
List-I | List-II | ||
A. | ETS Complex I | I. | NADH Dehydrogenase |
B. | ETS Complex II | II. | Cytochrome bC1 |
C. | ETS Complex III | III. | Cytochrome C oxidase |
D. | ETS Complex IV | IV. | Succinate Dehydrogenase |
A. | Cellular respiration is the breaking of C-C bonds of complex organic molecules by oxidation. |
B. | The entire cellular respiration takes place in mitochondria. |
C. | Fermentation takes place under anaerobic conditions in germinating seeds. |
D. | The fate of pyruvate formed during glycolysis depends on the type of organism also. |
E. | \(O_2\) accepting electrons and getting reduced. | Water is formed during respiration as a result of
1. | Thrice | 2. | Many |
3. | Once | 4. | Twice |