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| any organism that makes its own energy |
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| molecule inside plant that absorbs sunlight |
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| 2 membranes, where photosynthesis occurs, has its own DNA, has its own cytoplasm (stroma) |
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| pancake like structures inside chloroplasts where photosynthesis occurs |
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| breaking down large molecules |
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| adenine, ribose, phosphate |
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| temporary storage in the form of H+ ions being moved |
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| 2 pyruvate, 2 ATP, 2 NADH |
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| gets rid of pyruvate in cell through yeast and lactic acid |
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| takes acetic acid and turns it into CO2 |
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| how much ATP per glucose is made in our cells |
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| how much ATP per glucose is made in bacteria |
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