Glycolysis
in the Cytoplasm
Where does glycolysis occur
Another name for the Kreb's cycle
What is the Citric acid cycle?
The location of the E.T.C
What is the inner membrane?
The amount of NADH gathered from the coversion of Pyruvate to Acetyl
What is 2
The location of fermentation
What is the cytoplasm?
ATP, Pyruvate, NADH
What are the end products
The name of the molecule that enters Kreb's cycle
Acetly-CoA
Oxygen
What is the final electron acceptor?
The method of cell transport Hydrogen+ use to go through the ATP synthase
What is facilitated diffusion?
The reason cells go through fermentation instead of kreb's cycle.
What is lack of oxygen?
Two 3 carbon molecules left with after glycolysis
What is Pyruvic acid or (pyruvate)
The number of NADH produced in Kreb's
What is 6
The source of energy to drive the ATP Synthase
What is the H+ proton gradient
The method of cell transport H+ use to go from the matrix into the inner membrane space.
What is active transport?
Type of fermentation bacteria and other organisms go through
What is alcoholic fermentation?
All cells can undergo glycolysis because of this one reason
What is No oxygen is required
The byproduct released into the bloodstream/lungs/air.
What is Carbon Dioxide
The source of energy to pump H+ into the inner membrane space
What are Hydrogen electrons
The reactants of Aerobic respiration
What are glucose and Oxygen?
The product of fermentation in humans
What is lactic acid?
The molecule reduced by the breakdown or oxidation of glucose
What is NAD+
The number of turns of the Kreb's cycle for each glucose molecule
What is 2
ATP made by 40 NADH and 12 FADH2
What is 144?
The number of Hydrogen electrons that down the E.T.C
What is 12?
The molecule recycled in fermentation so we can go through glycolysis again.
What is NAD+