During cellular respiration, __________ and ____________ are used to make energy.
glucose; oxygen
The reactants (inputs) of photosynthesis
The beginning of glycolysis is considered an _______________ process, because it does NOT require oxygen
anaerobic
Animals absorb this to break down glucose into usable energy
Oxygen
Energy from glucose is released in the process of _________ ___________ .
Cellular respiration
What is required to break down glucose into energy in cellular respiration
The products of photosynthesis
Oxygen and sugars (glucose)
The anaerobic phase of glycolysis takes place in this part of the cell
Cytoplasm
In animals, oxygen is transported by the ________ from the cells to the lungs
blood
Processes that require oxygen are referred to as:
Aerobic
What are the products of cellular respiration
H20 and C02 (+ATP)
Plants get energy from the _____ to fuel the process of photosynthesis
Sun
The stage of cellular respiration that releases the MOST energy (ATP)
Electron Transport Chain
Animals exhale this waste product of cellular respiration.
CO2
Photosynthesis and Cellular Respiration have ______________ chemical equations
Opposite
The organelle where the majority of ATP are produced in cellular respiration
Mitochondria (Power-house of the cell!)
Chloroplasts contain a pigment called ______________ that captures the energy in light.
Chlorophyll
In glycolysis, glucose is split into 2 __________ molecules in a step that also produces 2 ATP and 2 electron carriers.
Pyruvate
Together, respiration and photosynthesis keep the levels of CO2 and O2 in the atmosphere ________________ .
Fairly Constant
Pyruvate is transformed into molecules of _______ ___ in the mitochondria
Acetyl CoA
Do plant or animal cells undergo cellular respiration?
Both!
The chemical formula for glucose is _________
C6H12O6
In this step of cellular respiration, Acetyl CoA is broken down in the mitochondria, producing 2 more ATP molecules, and 8 electron carriers.
The Krebs cycle
___________ is BAD for respiration
Vaping/Smoking
What does ATP stand for?
Adenosine Triphosphate