Occurs in this part of the chloroplast
Thylakoid
This molecule, taken in from the air, powers the cycle
CO2
the overall goal of this process
the location of pyruvate oxidation (organelle and place within the organelle)
mitochondrial matrix
the location of the cellular respiration ETC
Gets its energy from this source
the sun
The goal molecule produced by this cycle
glucose
(or 2 - 3C sugars to make glucose)
2 ATP are used to split glucose, but more are made. What is the NET ATP production in glycolysis?
2 ATP
(technically make 4, but we used 2 in the beginning)
Pyruvate oxidation produces this molecule
acetyl-CoA
about how many are produced?
~ 30 ATP
[28-32] acceptable
The place where electrons absorb energy from the sun, inside the photosystems. It is also the pigment responsible for plant's green color.
chlorophyll
These molecules came from the light dependent reactions and help power the cycle
ATP and NADPH
The electron carrier produced in glycolysis and the number of them
NADH, 2
2 turns of the Krebs cycle happen per 1 molecule of glucose... explain.
1 glucose > 2 pyruvate
2 pyruvate > 2 acetyl CoA
1 acetyl CoA / turn Krebs
so 2 turns Krebs
___ are pumped across membrane proteins to later power ____ to produce ATP
H+
ATP Synthase
This molecule _______ picks up the electrons at the end of the chain. Together, it, e- and H+ form ____.
NADP+
NADPH
After they donate (energy/phosphate group) and a (e-/H+) to the cycle, these molecules return to the light dependent reactions. [answer should be the form that returns to LD)
ADP and NADP+
Explain the math of 1 glucose to 2 pyruvate
1 glucose (C6H12O6) has 6C
1 pyruvate has 3C
1 6C glucose makes 2, 3C pyruvate
this molecule is used to power the Calvin Cycle, but in Krebs, it is releases as waste
CO2
drops off the e- (cellular respiration)
NADH and FADH2
____ donates its electrons to the chain, and splits to produce two other molecules __ and ___.
H2O
H+, (e-), and O2
Explain the math problem related to the cycle
6CO2 b/c glucose is C6H12O6
6C are required to make glucose
each CO2 has 1C
Without oxygen, the end product of glycolysis undergoes fermentation to recycle this molecule
NADH > NAD+
1 ATP
3 NADH
1 FADH2
O2
H2O