Heterotrophs get their energy by doing this.
What is consuming other organisms?
Where glycolysis takes place in the cell.
What is the cytosol?
The location of the citric acid cycle.
What is the matrix of the mitochondria?
C.
What is water?
One of the three unique properties of mitochondria.
What is...
1) Contains circular DNA?
2) Mitochondria come exclusively from the mother.
3) The DNA is supplied by the sperm.
The form of energy represented by the man on the right.
What is kinetic energy?
The main product of the investment phase of glycolysis.
What is G3P?
The two molecules that transport H+ ions and electrons to the ETC.
What are NADH and FADH2?
The final electron acceptor in the ETC.
What is oxygen?
The total ATP made during chemiosmosis.
What is 32?
Producers like plants use energy from the sun or minerals to make these potential energy molecules.
What are polysaccharides/sugars?
D.
What is ATP?
The 2-carbon molecule left over after Coenzyme A exits the matrix which combines with a 4-carbon molecule to form citric acid.
What is acetate?
The location of ATP synthase and the ETC.
What is the inner mitochondrial membrane?
C.
What is carbon dioxide (CO2)?
Balanced cellular respiration equation
This must be present for glycolysis to work.
What is NAD+?
The 2-carbon compounds that are released from the citric acid cycle that allow the 4-carbon molecule to be reformed at the end of the cycle.
What is CO2?
The location of the H+ reservoir.
What is the inter-membrane space?
The number of ATP molecules used per second to flex the average bicep muscle.
What is 9.375 quintillian?
The three parts of an ATP molecule.
What are three phosphate groups, ribose, adenine?
F.
What is NADH?
The kind and number of molecules produced during each turn of the citric acid cycle.
What are 2-CO2, 1-ATP, 3-NADH, and 1-FADH2?
The energy from the electrons is used to do this.
What is "pump H+ ions from the matrix into the inter-membrane space"?
These are the products (and amount) made for every glucose molecule broken down between acetyl-CoA formation and the citric acid cycle.
What are 6-CO2, 2-ATP, 8-NADH, and 2-FADH2?