Cellular Respiration
Fermentation
Photosynthesis
Microbes
Otto Warburg
100

Where cellular respiration takes place.

What is mitochondria?

100

The thing that occurs when oxygen is not available 

What is fermentation?

100

The two stages of photosynthesis

What are light reactions and the Calvin cycle?

100

An organism whose cells lack a membrane-bound nucleus, such as bacteria.

What is a prokaryote?

100

The tendency of cancer cells to take up large amounts of glucose and convert much of it to lactate even when oxygen is available.

What is Warburg metabolism?

200

The thing that powers ATP synthesis

What is H+ gradient?

200

The amount of ATP molecules glycolysis produce per glucose.

What is 2 ATP?

200

The molecule that absorbs light energy during photosynthesis.

What is chlorophyll?

200

Microbes reproduce quickly and use available nutrients rapidly.

What is competition for nutrients?

200

Increase in glucose uptake and lactate production.

What is glucose use and lactate production in Warburg metabolism?

300

The excess gas released during pyruvate oxidation and the citric acid cycle?

What is CO2

300

The products of alcoholic fermentation.

What is Ethanol and CO2?

300

The gas that plants take in to make glucose.

What is Carbon Dioxide?

300

Refrigeration, heating, drying, adding salt or sugar, or acidifying food.

What is preventing microbial growth?

300

Defective mitochondria caused cancer cells to rely on fermentation.

What is Warburg's hypothesis with cancer cells?

400

The three main products of glycolysis per glucose

What is 2 pyruvate, 2 net ATP, and 2 NADH.

400

The main products of lactic acid fermentation.

What is lactate?

400

The reason plants appear green.

What is chlorophyll?

400

Fermentation batches either spoiled or failed. Different fermentation outcomes depend on the microorganisms present.

What is Pasteur's discovery?

400

Cancer cells can still use mitochondria for cellular respiration.

What is wrong with Warburg's hypothesis?

500

The thing that is oxidized after glycolysis.

What is pyruvate?

500

The reason why fermentation makes little ATP.

What is glycolysis?

500

The gas released during photosynthesis

What is oxygen?

500

Controlling temp and pH to help with competition for microbes.

What is preserving food?

500

The type of imaging used to detect cancer based on Warburg's hypothesis.

What is a PET scan?

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