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Count the ATP!
Byproduct and Reactants
Applying Cellular Respiration
Cellular Transport
100

Where in the cell does Glycolysis take place

Cytoplasm/Cytoplasm 

100

What is the net ATP yield produced directly by Glycolysis from 1 molecule of glucose?

2 ATP

100

What gas is produced as a waste byproduct during Pyruvate Oxidation and the Krebs Cycle?

Carbon Dioxide

100

Which single stage of cellular respiration can proceed normally without any oxygen present?

Glycolysis

100

When a ligand is released from a cell and is received by the same cell.

Autocrine signaling

200

Where does the Krebs (Citric Acid) Cycle occur?

Mitochondrial Matrix

200

Which stage of cellular respiration produces the vast majority (~32 to 34) of ATP?

Oxidative Phosphorylation/Electron Transport Chain

200

What reactant is the final electron acceptor at the end of the Electron Transport Chain?

Oxygen

200

When you exhale carbon dioxide, which specific metabolic processes generated that gas?

Pyruvate Oxidation and the Krebs Cycle.

200

This form of signaling is performed when two cells come together. 

Direct Signaling

300

Where are the proteins of the Electron Transport Chain embedded?

Inner Mitochondrial Membrane 

300

How many net ATP are produced during the Krebs Cycle per glucose molecule?

2 ATP (1 per turn/pyruvate)

300

When oxygen accepts electrons and protons at the end of the Electron Transport Chain what byproduct molecule is formed?

Water

300

If a cell has no oxygen, what molecule does human muscle tissue make during Glycolysis?

Lactic Acid

300

The passageway in which endocrine signaling molecules travel.

Bloodstream

400

 In which specific sub-compartment of the mitochondria do hydrogen ions (H+) accumulate to build a gradient during oxidative phosphorylation?

Intermebrane Space

400

What is the approximate total net ATP yield from 1 fully oxidized glucose molecule in a modern human cell?

36-38 ATP

400

What 3-carbon molecule is the end product of Glycolysis before it enters the mitochondria?

Pyruvate

400

A muscle cell should have an abundance of _____ for the large production of ATP.

Mitochondria

400

If a non target cell receptor catches a ligand/signal will it respond? 

No

500

Pyruvate must move from where to where before the Link Reaction can begin?

From the Cytosol into the Mitochondrial Matrix.

500

How many net ATP are directly produced during Pyruvate Oxidation?

0 ATP

500

What two electron carrier molecules carry high-energy electrons from early stages to the Electron Transport Chain?

NADH and FADH2

500

What enzyme embedded in the inner mitochondrial membrane acts like a generator to synthesize ATP as H+ ions flow through it?

ATP Synthase

500

What type of signaling molecules would use metabotropic receptor signaling? 

Large, polar molecules