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| The complex process in which cells make ATP by breaking down organic compounds. |
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| The energy of ATP is stored in the high energy phosphate bonds, ATP is ADP which has another phosphate attached to it. |
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| The chemical process involving nine seprate reactions that break down glucose into two pyruvic acids and two ATP. Glycolysis occurs in the cytoplasm of the cell. |
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| How is Glucose transferred? |
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| Gluscose is transferred from red blood cells through the cell membrane |
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| What is produced that makes muscles sore? |
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| Organism that is able to make its own energy (photosytnthesis). |
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| What is the function of NAD and FAD? |
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| NAD and FAD carry high energy hydrogen to electronic transport chain. |
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| Where does the electron transport chain occur? |
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| In the cristae of the mitocondira. |
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| What is the fancy name for converting ADP to ATP? |
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| Oxidative Phosphorylation. |
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| What is the final electron exceptor for the electron transport chain? |
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| How many ATP are made from Anerobic Resperation? |
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| At the end of Glycolysis what materials are produced? |
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| Which stage of aerobic respiration produce water? |
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| Electron Transport Chain. |
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| Where does the Krebb cycle occur? |
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| How many ATP are produced from the Krebb cycle? |
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| In Anerobic resperation, what is pryuvic acid converted into? |
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| What is the net production of ATP in the electron transport chain? |
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| Which stage of aerobic is carbon dioxide made? |
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| What happens to lactic acid over time? |
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| Goes into the live with oxygen present, and pyruvic acid is made. |
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| Which is more efficent to get more energy? |
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| Under what conditions would cells in your body undergo lactic-acid fermentation? |
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| When muscle cells are involved in strenuous exercise and the ody cannot supply them with oxygen rapidly enough to carry out aerobic resperation. |
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