Glycolysis and Krebs Cycle
It is metabolized through the Krebs Cycle
What is Pyruvic Acid
Energy that comes to earth from the sun
What is light
This happens to decrease a change and bring a variable back to its original state
What is negative feedback
The calvin cycle occurs here
Where is the Stroma
What Powers the ETC
What is the gradient of positively charged H ions.
It is split into two Pyruvic acids
What is glucose
Light dependent reactions take place here
What is the thylakoid.
This happens to increase a change
What is positive feedback
Where the energy needed for the calvin cycle comes from
Where is the Light Reaction
The products of the electron transport chain?
NAD+, FAD, Water, Protons
What the Krebs cycle produces
What is CO2 and Energy in the form of ATP as well as high-energy electrons
Light energy is stored here by increasing the energy in the electrons here
Where is photosystems
It is detected in your. body and causes you to breath heavier or deeper
What is CO2
Product of the Calvin Cycle
What is Glucose
What is they bond with protons and oxygen to become water
They transport high energy electrons
Where the high-energy electrons come from
Where is Hydrolysis, or light energy
This happens in the cold to keep your body in homeostasis
What is shivering
It is not strictly needed for the Calvin Cycle to occur
What is light
The enzyme that changes shape during the ETC due to protond forcing their way into the mitochondria
It is used during the "investment phase" of Glycolysis
What is 2 ATP
The reason that ATP and NADH have to be converted to sugars
This happens when your body becomes too hot
What is sweating
They combine carbon dioxide molecules to make sugars
What are enzymes
The type of organism that relies on ETC and Cellular respiration
What are Aerobic organisms