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Cellular Respiration

Match cellular respiration terms with their definitions.

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AutotrophAn organism that uses the sun or oxidizes inorganic molecules to produce its own food
HeterotrophAn organism that obtains food by eating other organisms or their by products
GlucoseA simple 6-C monosaccharide that is turned into pyruvate during glycolysis
Pyruvate3-C no P produced in cytoplasm, the final product of glycolysis, 2molecules produced for every 1 molecule of glucose
AerobicIn the presence of or requiring O2
AnaerobicA process requiring little or no O2
GlycolysisA biochemical process in which 1 glucose is anaerobically converted into 2 pyruvate w/a net gain of 2 ATP and 2 NADH
Krebs CycleA series of reactions following glycolisis in aerobic respiration that converts pyruvic acid to produce hydrogen, 2 CO2, 1 ATP, 3 NADH and 1 FADH
NADA coenzyme present in all cells that helps enzymes transfer electrons in redox rxns of cellular respiration
Acetyl-CoAThe entry compound for the Krebs cycle
ATPReleases free energy when its phosphate bonds are hydrolyzed, end product of cellular respiration
FMNFound on the cristae of the mitochndrion, 1st electron acceptor in electron chain, where NADH travels
FermentationA catabolic process that makes a limited amount of ATP from glucose w/o an ETS and procduces ethyl alcohol or lactic acid
Lactic AcidA 3-C compound produced anaerobically, formed by the reduction of pyruvate
Ethyl AlcoholA type of alcohol created in some types of fermentation
MitochondrionA n organelle in eukaryotic cells that serves as the site for cellular respiration
CristaeThe folded membranes inside a mitochondrion that serve as the electron transport system in cellular respiration
MatrixVery inside of mitochondrian where the Krebs Cycle takes place
Electron Transport ChainA group of electron-carrier molecules that shuttle electrons during the redox reactions that release energy to make ATP
OxidationAny reaction which removes electrons from a molecule or atom
ReductionThe gain of electrons by a molecule or an ion
Cellular RespirationThe most prevailant and efficient pathway for the production of ATP, in which O2 is consumed as a reactant and makes CO2 and H2Oout of food (glucose)
NADHMoves 3 ATPs and 6 H ions during cellular respiration
Carbon DioxideProduced in Krebs Cycle as a waste product
CoQPart in the ETS where FADH travels and the 2nd electron acceptor in the ETS
FADHEnters ETS at CoQ, produces 2 ATP and moves 4 H


Veronica Wolff

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