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| ________________ lets glucose enter body cells |
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| __________ is glucose cannot enter body cells and so builds up outside in the tissue fluid & in the blood |
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| all intracellualr glucose is quickly trapped inside the body cell by being phosphorylated to |
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| ___________ is the process used by body cells to make atps from glucose, as long as o2 is present |
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| 2 Acetyl CoA s for every ___________ original Glucose |
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| Krebs cycle is also called___________. |
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Acetyl CoA enters one krebs cycle by chemically binding to a substance the called ____________,forming
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| Oxaloacetic Acid, citric acid |
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If Oxaloacetic acid is not there, the Krebs cycle would not happen!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| __________ ATPs from the Krebs Cycle |
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| the break down of glucose to two pyruvic acids is called |
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| Glycolysis through krebs cycle - by the end of cellualr respiration has yeilded at total of ______________ ATPs |
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| in glycolysis 1 glucose is broken down into 2 _________. |
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| 2 pyruvic acids were converted to two Acetyl CoAs in the ______________ |
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| o2 is said to have the highest ___________, therefore o2 is the Final electron receptor! |
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| o2 is said to have the highest electronegativity, therefore o2 is the _____________! |
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| ____________ is the process of a membrane by a substance linking that to : a chemical reaction |
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| ______________ only places on inner mitochondrail membrane with channels allowing H+ to pass thru matrix |
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| Natures smallest rotary motor |
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| all the chemical reactions inside the cell |
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| breaking substances down ( metabo) |
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| the gain of o2 or loss of hydrogen |
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| gain of electrons or gain of hydrogens |
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| The reduction (gain of hydrogens) is immediatly causing Oxidation for another substance, this is reffered to as |
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Redox Reactions
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| name the 2 coenzymes in the krebs cycle |
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NAD+ , FAD
Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide - niacin
Flavin Adenine Dinucleotide - riboflavin |
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| NAD+ & FAD are bot derieved from __________ |
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| making new glucose from noncarbohydrate sources |
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| in glycolysis glucose was converted to 2 __________ |
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| cholesterol is not used for__________ |
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| both cholesterol and triglycerides are insoluble in _____________ |
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| bad fats produced by , hydrogenation of oils |
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| _______________ are unsaturated found in cold water fish , that lowers blood pressure and has a powerful antiarrythmic effect on the heart |
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