Cellular respiration
Fermentation and other metabolic pathways
Photosynthesis- light-dependent reactions
Photosynthesis- light-independent reactions
Mitosis and the cell cycle
100

What does OIL RIG stand for?

OIL- Oxidize is loss(of electrons)

RIG- reduce is gain(of electrons)

100

Fermentation uses molecules to ___________ NADH, in order to continue glycolysis 

Oxidize 

100

what are autotrophs and heterotrophs? 

autotrophs- self feeders 

heterotrophs- other feeders 

100

How many G3P do you need to make 3 RuBP?

5

100

Mitosis is 

the process in which cells make identical copies of cells 

200

what are the 3 steps of cellular respiration?

Glycolysis, Citric Acid Cycle, and Oxidative Phosphorylation 

200

which type one of these produces ATP. Fermentation or Anaerobic respiration?

Anaerobic respiration 

200

what other organisms are able to perform photosynthesis?

bacteria and protis

200

what does C4 stand for?

4 Carbon which is also Malate

200

chromatin and chromosomes are 

chromatin- loose strands of DNA 

chromosome- Linear DNA molecules 

300

what does the 1.5 step of the cellular reception do? 

modify pyruvate for entry into citric acid cycle

300

Is lactic acid fermentation anaerobic or aerobic? is it a one-step process? 

Anaerobic

one-step process 

300

what are thylakoid, grand, and stroma?

thylakoid- each flat stack 

grana- stack 

stroma- fluid in the chloroplast 

300

what are the 3 stages of the light-dependent reactions in order? 

Fixation, Reduction, and Regeneration

300
which step of the cell cycle radius nucleic acids, prepare necessary proteins and enzymes, and assemble energy reserves

G1- first gap 

400

How much ATP is produced at each step 

Glycolysis- 4 

citric acid cycle- 2

oxidative phosphorylation- up to 34 

400

Is Alcohol fermentation anaerobic or aerobic? is it a one-step process? 

Anaerobic

2 step 

400

Light-dependent reactions; where, why, and what? 

where?- photosystems in thylakoid membrane 

why? to make chemical carriers ATP and NADPH for the Calvin cycle

what? sunlight energy + water --> electron carriers + O2

400

Light-dependent reactions. where, why, and what?

Where: Stroma

Why: build carbs from ATP, NADPH, and CO2

What: 3 stages; Fixation, Reduction, and Regeneration

400

What is the difference between mitosis and cytokinesiskinesis 

mitosis- nuclear division

cytokinesis- division of the cytoplasm 

500

where is each step of glycolysis located(step 1.5)?

Glycolysis- in the cytoplasm

pyruvate oxidation- in the cytoplasm 

citric acid cycle- in mitochondria; inner membrane 

Oxidative phosphorylation- mitochondria inner cell membrane 

500

anaerobic cellular respiration turns CO2 to _________

Methane 

500

The light that you see is because of light that is ____________, not _____________

reflected, absorbed 

500

where is ATP made? 

PS II

500

What does the acronym PPMAT stand for and what do each represent 

Prophase, Prometaphase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase and cytokinesis 

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