Glycolysis
It is what "glycolysis" literally means
What is "sugar splitting"
The molecule made during the conversion step that enters into the Krebs cycle
What is acetyl CoA?
This immediately follows glycolysis when O2 is not available
What is fermentation?
The number of membranes it has
What is two?
The final electron acceptor
What is O2?
The sugar that is split
What is glucose?
Number of times the Krebs cycle turns for each glucose molecule
What is 2?
How many ATP molecules are produced as a result of fermentation?
What is 0?
The name of the inner membrane
What is the cristae?
Energy released by the electrons is used to do this directly
What is actively transport H+ ions across the cristae?
It is what the sugar is split into
What are two pyruvic acid molecules?
Total number of NADH and FADH2 molecules created in the Krebs cycle (for each glucose that enters cellular respiration)
What is 8?
Products of anaerobic respiration in yeast
What is ethanol and CO2?
The inner portion of the mitochondria where the Krebs cycle spins
What is the matrix?
Name of the enzyme H+ ions flow through, down their gradient to create ATP
What is ATP synthase?
The correct term for the "taxi-cabs" and this many are made
What is NADH and 2?
Number of CO2 molecules produced as a result of the Krebs cycle (per glucose)
What is 4?
Product of anaerobic respiration in animal cells
What is lactic acid?
Where the electron transport chain is located
What is the cristae?
Number of ATP's made by this process
What is 32-34?
The number of ATP's produced
What is two?
Besides acetyl CoA, these molecules are also produced during the conversion step
What are 2 NADH and 2 CO2?
This is regenerated during fermentation (the whole point of this process)
What is NAD+?
Where the electrochemical gradient builds during chemiosmosis
What is the intermembrane space?
Forms when electrons combine with the final electron acceptor and 2 H+ ions
What is H2O?