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| The end product of photosynthesis and the starting ingredient of cellular respiration |
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the process of cellular respiration that breaks down glucose into pyruvate.
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| end product of glycolysis that is used in the citric acid cycle as well as fermentation |
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| process by which poyruvate is broken down to release energy without using O |
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| Citric Acid Cycle / Kreb's Cycle |
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| Cycle that takes pyruvate and cycles it around, generating small ATP |
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| Protein complexes that use the movement of electrons to generate ATP by pumping H+ ions out of the matrix, then harnessing the energy of their movement down their gradient |
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| the enzyme that phosphorylates ATP by harnessing energy from H+ ion flow |
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| The organelle where most of cellular respiration takes place |
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| The process by which glucose is broken down in order to generate ATP |
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| The process by which light is used as an energy boost for the synthesis of glucose |
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| organelle in plants where photosynthesis takes place |
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| stack of thylakoids in the chloroplasts |
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| disk-shaped hollow structure in the chloroplast where light reactions occur |
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| phase of photosynthesis where light energizes electrons, which generate NADPH and ATP |
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| Second Phase of Photosynthesis where NADPH and ATP are used to power the synthesis of glucose |
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