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A physical activity that would
recruit energy (ATP) along the
ATP-CP Pathway.
The second stage of
Cellular Respiration that
occurs in the Matrix and
produces many e- carriers.
Electron Carrier molecules
used in Cellular
Respiration.
The effects of prolonged
intense exercise on your
muscles.
What the electron
carriers made in the
Cellular Respiration do
with their electrons.
Two identical
molecules that result
from the splitting of
glucose
Molecules that are used to
transfer or “carry”
electrons from one place to
another.
The Three Energy
Pathways
(not the steps of Cellular
Respiration).
The products of PSN and
the reactants of CR.
The location of the
Krebs Cycle.
First step or stage in
cellular respiration that
occurs in the cytoplasm
and creates 2 pyruvate
molecules
The process by food is
broken down by the body’s
cells to produce energy in
the form of ATP.
The process of converting
pyruvate into lactic acid
in order to continue
making 2 ATP.
The location and purpose of
the Electron Transport Chain.
The energy of the electrons
dropped off at the ETC is
used to make this.
The main purpose of the
Krebs Cycle is to make
__________.
The number of ATP used in
Glycolysis, the total number
of ATP produced, and the net
gain of ATP.
The reason muscles burn
during intense exercise.
The molecule broken down in
CR to release energy.
An activity that would
primarily use the Lactic
Acid system for
providing ATP.
Products of
Photosynthesis
Products of Cellular
Respiration
Reactants of Photosynthesis
Reactants of Cellular
Respiration
How energy is released
using ATP.
How energy is stored
using ATP.
Our cells main energy
molecule.
Explain how energy is stored
or released in chemical
compounds during PSN and
CR.
Where photosynthesis
occurs
(cellular structure)
Where Aerobic Cellular
Respiration occurs
(organelle)
An activity that would
primarily use the Aerobic
Respiration pathway for
providing ATP.
The third stage of cellular
respiration where all the ecarriers are sent and most
of the ATP is made.
The three stages of
CR.
Occurs in two stages
Name the two
stages and their
location for an
additional 200pts
The plant cell structure in
which Chlorophyll is found
The role of oxygen in Aerobic
Cellular Respiration.
Means “Splitting of Glucose”
How a lack of oxygen
would affect cellular
respiration.
The role of oxygen in
aerobic cellular
respiration.
What causes the muscle
fatigue you feel during
prolonged intense
exercise.
The difference
between Aerobic and
Anaerobic.
The maximum number of
ATPs that can be produced
in the overall process of
Cellular Respiration
(Along the Aerobic
Pathway)
Photosynthesi
s
Light intensity NADP+
Availability of
Reactants
Temperature
Cytoplasm or
mitochondria
Activation
energy
NAD+ and
FAD
Muscle
Fatigue
Cramps
Pain and
soreness
Photons
Pyruvate
Lactic Acid
and Alcoholic
Fermentation
Red and blue
Krebs Cycle
Pigments
Fermentation
Glycolysis
Cellular
Respiration
Photosynthesi
s
Electron
Carriers to be
sent to the
ETC.
Photolysis
Chloroplasts
ATP
Chemiosmosis Water and
Carbon
Dioxide
Sugar and
Oxygen
Reflected
Carbon
dioxide, ATP,
Water
Carbon
dioxide and
Water
Energy
Sun’s energy is
stored in bonds of
sugar and then
bonds are broken
to release energy
in CR.
Water replaces
the lost electrons
so during
photolysis so PSN
may continue.
Cellular
Respiration
Chloroplasts
Glycolysis
Photosynthesi
s
Final eacceptor; must
take them so
the ETC does
not back up.
Lactic Acid
Thylakoids
Granum,
Grana
ETC in the
Inner
membrane
Calvin Cycle
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Electron
Carriers