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Respiration preAP
 The process by which the_____________ breaks down glucose to produce ATP is
called _________________.
 When the body has oxygen, aerobic respiration can take place and produce
______ energy molecules.
 There are____ stages of aerobic respiration:
o __________________

Glycolysis takes place in
_________________ of the cell.

Glycolysis is the process where glucose is broken down in
____ __________________ molecules. Pyruvic acid is a ___
__________ molecule.

The net gain of ATP molecules in glycolysis is ____ ATP molecules.

Following glycolysis, the pyruvic acid moves______ the mitochondria.
o __________________ AKA the Kreb’s Cycle

The Kreb’s cycle takes place in the _______________.

Pyruvic acid enters the citric acid cycle and becomes ____________.
As this occurs, 2 ____________ molecules are released.

In addition, ____________ molecules are released.

Electron carriers such as _______ and ______ are used to pick up
energized electrons and pass them to the ETC.
o __________________ AKA the ETC
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The last step of respiration is the ______________________________
______________________ or ETC.

It takes place in the _________________________________________.

In the presence of oxygen, the electron transport chain will produce ___
______ molecules and ______.

The grand total of ATP molecules released from AEROBIC respiration is
____________.
 ____________ NADH and FADH release the Hydrogen ions to proteins to
cross the membrane. This creates a _________________.
 When ___________enters the ETC, it becomes the final electron acceptor
of the Hydrogen ions and creates________.
 As the hydrogen ions come back across the membrane, ADP is converted
into ______
THE BIG PICTURE
Anaerobic Respiration
(AKA__________________)

There are times when your cells are without _______ for a short period of time. When
this happens, _____________________ _________________________ is taking place.

In anaerobic respiration, the first 2 steps of respiration will take place; however, the
ETC will ________________.

The grand total of ATP molecules released will be __________.

When our cells run out of oxygen and begin fermentation, we build up ____________
_____________. That lactic acid build up in the muscle makes us feel a ___________.

Some bacteria also undergo fermentation. They release _______________ and
__________ This process is key for the bacteria that create ______________ and
____________.

Yeast also undergo this type of fermentation when making _____________. The
holes from the _________________ that are released and can been seen when you
slice a piece of bread.
Comparing
Photosynthesis and Respiration