AP Biology Study Guide for Unit Test Covering Metabolism, Photosynthesis, and Cellular Respiration Metabolism (Ch 8) – Please be sure you know: 1. The types of pathways. Types of energy. 2. What is metabolism? 3. Anabolism, Catabolism, Catalysis 4. Laws of Thermodynamics 5. Entropy 6. Endergonic, Exergonic, Endothermic, Exothermic 7. Purpose of ATP 8. Enzymes, what do they do? How do they work? 9. Competitive, non-competitive, inhibitor, allosteric Cellular Respiration (Ch 9) – Please be sure you know: 1. Redox Reactions What does it mean when something is reduced? Oxidized? What is an oxidizing agent? Reducing agent? Be able to apply these to the cellular respiration formula 2. Aerobic Respiration What molecules are involved? What roles do they play? Types of phosphorylation, when they occur, what is formed, how much energy they yield. A. Glycolysis What are the reactants? What are the products? How are they formed? Where does it occur? What is the energy yield? B. Citric Acid Cycle/Krebs cycle What are the reactants? What are the products? How are they formed? What is the energy yield? Where does it take place? Know some of the major molecules (acetyl CoA, CoA) C. Oxidative Phosphorylation What is it? What is formed? What is the energy yield? How does the ETC work? How are ATP produced? What is Chemiosmosis? How does it work? 3. Anaerobic Respiration What are the main types? What goes in? What comes out? Why does it occur? Photosynthesis (Ch 10) – Please be sure you know: 1. Light Reactions What are they composed of? Where do they occur? What are the reactants and the products? What molecules are used during these reactions (and what are their jobs)? Know the role electrons make. Know the processes involved. What are the differences between linear and cyclical phosphorylation? 2. Light Independent Reactions/Dark Reactions Where do they occur? What goes in? What comes out? 3. Other Factors Structure of a chloroplast What is the difference between C3, C4 plants, and CAM plants? What is photorespiration? Know the various molecules used in photosynthesis. The basics of chromatography. Please Note: This study guide should only be used to guide your study. Please do not limit your studying to what is only on this page.