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| IN THE PRESSENCE OF OXYGEN |
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| NOT IN THE PRESSENCE OF OXYGEN |
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| WHAT IS PRODUCED DURING PHOTO SYNTHESIS? |
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| WHAT IS PRODUCED DURING CELLULAR RESPIRATION? |
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| CARBON DIOXIDE, WATER, AND ENERGY(ATP) |
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| WHAT HAPPENS DURING BREATHING |
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| LUNGS TAKE IN OXYGEN AND RELEASE CARBON DIOXIDE |
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| WHAT HAPPENS DURING CELLULAR RESPIRATION? |
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| CELLS USE OXYGEN TO MAKE ENERGY AND GIVE OFF CARBON DIOXIDE WASTE |
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| THE CHEMICAL CHARASTIC OF OXYGEN WHICH HELPS IN CELLULAR RESPIRATION |
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| OXYGEN IS VERY ELECTRONEGATIVE |
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| MOVEMENT OF ELECTRONS FROM ONE MOLECULE TO ANOTHER |
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| LOSS OF ELECTRONS FROM A SUBSTANCE |
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| ADDITION OF ELECTRONS TO A SUBSTANCE |
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| IN CELLULAR RESPIRATION, WHICH IS OXIDIZED AND WHICH IS REDUCED? |
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| GLUCOSE IS OXIDIZED AND OXYGEN IS REDUCED |
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| THE SERIES OF ELECTRON CARRIERS IN A CELL |
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| WHERE IS THE ELCTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN LOCATED IN EUKARYOTIC CELLS? |
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| EMBEDDED IN THE MEMBRANES OF MITOCHONDRIA |
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| 1ST STAGE OF CELLULAR RESPIRATION |
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| GLYCOLYSIS- OCCURS OUT IN THE CYTOPLASYM |
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| WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF GLYCOLYSIS? |
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| TO CONVERT GLUCOSE ITNTO PRYUVIC ACID |
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| 2ND STAGE IN CELLULAR RESPIRATION |
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| KREBS CYCLE- OCCURS IN MATRIX OF MIDOCHONDRIA |
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| TO CONVERT PYRUVIC ACID INTO CARBON DIOXIDE. |
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| 3RD STAGE OF CELLULAR RESPIRATION |
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| ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN- OCCURS IN INNER MEMBRANE OF MITOCHONDRIA |
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| PURPOSE OF ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN |
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| USE ENERGY COLLECTED IN NAD+ AND CREATE ATP BY CHEMIOSMOSIS. |
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| ENERGY RELEASED BY THE ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN IS USED TO TRANSPORT HYDROGEN IONS |
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| A CONCENTRATION GRADIENT OF HYDROGEN IONS |
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| DRIVES ATP PRODUCTION BY ATP SYNTHESIS. |
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| SUBSTRATE-LEVEL PHOSPHORYLATION |
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| AN ENZYME DIRECTLY ADDS A PHOSPHATE GROUP TO ADP, PRODUCING ATP. |
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| WHY IS GLYCOLYSIS CONSIDERED THE UNIVERSAL ENERGY-HARVESTING PROCESS OF LIFE. |
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| BECAUSE GLYCOLYSIS DOESNT REQUIRE OXYGEN OR MEMBRANE ORGANELLES. |
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| WHY IS GLYCOLYSIS CONSIDERED THE UNIVERSAL ENERGY-HARVESTING PROCESS OF LIFE. |
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| BECAUSE GLYCOLYSIS DOESNT REQUIRE OXYGEN OR MEMBRANE ORGANELLES. |
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| AT THE END OF THE CITRIC ACID CYCLE WHAT HAPPENS TO THE 6 CARBO ATOMS? |
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| THEY ARE RELEASED AS CARBON DIOXIDE |
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| WHERE ARE THE ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN AND ATP SYNTHASE LOCATED WITHIN THE MITOCHONDRIA |
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| IN THE INNER MEMBRANE OF THE MICHOCHONDRIA. |
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| WHY IS THE MEMBRANE FOLDED FORMING CRISTAE? |
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| TO HELP ENLARGE THE SURFACE AREA. |
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| WHY IS THE MEMBRANE FOLDED FORMING CRISTAE? |
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| TO HELP ENLARGE THE SURFACE AREA. |
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| OXIDATIVE REACTIONS ARE ALWAYS PAIRED WITH ______ REACTIONS. |
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| IN THE ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN, THE ELECTRONS ARE ACCEPTED BY ______ |
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| WHAT CAN OCCUR IN THE ABSENSE OF MEMBRANE - BOUND ORGANELLES? |
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| WHAT HAPPENS WHEN GLUCOSE CONVERTS INTO 2 3-CARBON COMPUNDS? |
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| WHAT IS THE NET RESULT OF GLYCOLYSIS OF ONE MOLECULE OF GLUCOSE? |
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| 2 PYRUVIC ACIDS, 2 ATP, AND 2 NADH |
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| A TOTAL OF 4 ATP ARE PRODUCED FROM THE GLYCOLYSIS OF GLUCOSE AND THE NET RESULT IS ONLY 2, WHY? |
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| BECAUSE 2 ATPS ARE USED TO SPLIT AND PREPARE THE GLUCOSE FOR GLYCOLYSIS |
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| THE END PRODUCTS OF GLYCOLYSIS INCLUDE |
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| GLYCOLYSIS TAKES PLACE IN |
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| PYRUVIC ACID IS CONCIDERED AN ___ IN CELLULAR RESPIRATION |
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| THE BRIDGE BETWEEN GLYCOLYSIS AND THE CITRIC ACID CYCLE |
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| THE CONCERSION OF PYRUVIC ACID TO ACETLY CoA |
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| THE ENZYMES OF THE CITRIC ACID CYCLE ARE LOCATED IN THE ____ |
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| AT THE END OF THE CITRIC ACID CYCLE, MOST OF THE ENERGY REMAINING FROM THE ORIGINAL GLUCOSE MOLECULE IS STORED IN ___ |
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| END OF THE CITRIC ACID STYLE CARBON IS RELEASED AS ___ |
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| ATP IN HUMANS GET ENERGY FROM |
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| H+ FLOWING THROUGH A MEMBRANE |
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| WHERE ARE THE H+ IONS PUMPED TO IN ORDER TO CREATE THE CONCENTRATION GRADIENT USED TO GENERATE ATP? |
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| INTERMEMBRANE SPACE OF THE MITOCHONDRIA |
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| HOW MANY H+ ARE PLACED IN THE MEMBRANE SPACE FOR EACH MOLECULE OF NADH? |
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| WHAT AFFECT HAPPENS WITH THE ABSENSE OF OXYGEN IN THE ELECTRON TRANSPORT CHAIN |
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| THERE WOULD BE NO PRODUCTION OF ATP |
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| MOST NADH COMES FROM THE ____ |
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| BEACUSE IT CREATES A LACK OF H+ WHICH MEANS ATP CANT BE MADE |
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| WHAT POISON INIBITS ATP SYNTHASE? |
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| HOW MANY ATP ARE MADE FROM ONE MOLECULE OF GLUCOSE? |
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| HOW MANY ATP ARE MADE FROM ONE MOLECULE OF GLUCOSE IN AEROBIC RESPIRATION? |
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| HOW MANY ATP ARE MADE IN ANEROBIC RESPIRATION? |
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| IN ALCOHOL FEERMINTATION ___ IS PRODUCED |
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| IN HUMANS, THE RESULT OF ANAEROBIC EXERCISE IS THE BUILDUP OF |
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| LACTIC ACID FERMENTED BY MUSCLE CELLS |
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| BACTERIA UNABLE TO SURVIVE IN OXYGEN |
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| FACULTATIVE ANAEROBES CAN PRODUCE ATP BY |
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| FERMENTATION OR CHEMIOSMOSIS |
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| IN YEAST CELLS, ALCOHOL IS PRODUCED AFTER ___ |
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| NAME THE TWO CHEMICALS INGREDIENTS THAT PLANTS USE TO MAKE FOOD BY PHOTOSYNTHESIS? |
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| Retenone blocks electron transport chain by ____ |
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| binding to one of the electron carrier molecules in the first protien complexl |
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