Glycolysis
Where does Glycolysis occur
What is cytoplasm
What are other names for TCA?
Citric Acid or Kreb's cycle
How much ATP is produced
36ATP
What photosystem is first?
Photosystem 2
Is light needed?
No; light independent?
input of glycolysis
What are glucose
Where does TCA occur
Mitochondria
T or F: Oxygen is used in this cycle
TRUE - aerobic
What organisms does this occur in?
plant cells
What are the 3 stages of the cycle?
1: Carbon fixation
2: Reduction
3: Regeneration
outputs of glycolysis (3)
what are pyruvate, NADH, and ATP
What type of cells does it occur in? (P/E)
Eukaryotic
How many complexes are there?
4
What organelle of the plant does it occur
Mesophyll
The MAIN result of the Calvin Cycle?
Glucose
What is a pyruvate
Carbon molecule
Where in the mitochondria does TCA occur?
Mitochondrial matrix
What from TCA starts ETC
NADH (electron carrier molecule)
Where in the Mesophyll does this take place?
Chloroplasts
Inputs and outputs of the Calvin Cycle
Inputs: RuBP, CO2, NADPH , ATP
Outputs: G3P, ADP , NADP+
what ia the net gain of glycolysis
What is the input from glycolysis to start TCA
2 Pyruvate
What are the 2 hydrogen atoms used for?
ATP synthase , and H2O
What are the inputs an d outputs of PSI and PSII
Input: Light energy, H2O
Output: O2, NADPH , ATP
What is G3P and how is it used?
3 carbon sugar; regenerates RuBP to keep the cycle going.