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3898089516when there is enough oxygen reaching your cells to support their energy needs, ___________ is said to be ______________metabolism; aerobic0
3898093726aerobic capacitythe maximum rate at which O2 can be taken in and used by your muscle cells (the most strenuous activity that your body can maintain aerobically)1
3898112203photosynthesisthe process where plants convert the energy of sunlight to the chemical energy of sugars and other organic molecules2
3898134744autotrophsorganisms that make all their own organic matter from nutrients that are completely inorganic; "self-feeders"3
3898147666____________, _____________, __________, & __________ are four examples of the organic matter made by autotrophscarbohydrates, lipids, proteins, & nucleic acids4
3898122580heterotrophsorganisms that cannot make organic molecules from inorganic ones5
3898159928heterotrophs get their food by _____________ in order to _______________eating organic material; get nutrients and provide energy for life's processes6
3898168165producersautotrophs7
3898168166consumersheterotrophs8
3898179511when your muscle cells don't have sufficient O2 they _____________________switch to an "emergency mode"9
3898184909when your muscle cells switch into "emergency mode" they __________________break down glucose very ineffectively and produce lactic acids as a by-product, causing impaired muscle activity10
3898203318the chemical ingredients for photosynthesis are _____________ & ____________carbon dioxide (CO2) & water (H2O)11
3898212230carbon dioxide's role in photosynthesisit is a gas that passes from the air into a plant via tiny pores12
3898214374water's role in photosynthesisit is absorbed from the soil by the plant's roots13
3898219668chloroplastsorganelles inside leaf cells that use light energy to rearrange the atoms of CO2 and H2O to produce sugars14
3898231499glucoseC6-H12-O615
3898236423oxygen gas (O2)a by-product of photosynthesis that is released through pores into the atmosphere16
3898250417energy flows through the ecosystem by:entering as sunlight and exiting as heat17
3898260337cellular respiration is a(n) ________ processaerobic18
3898261646cellular respirationthe aerobic harvesting of chemical energy from organic fuel molecules19
3898626208how breathing and cellular respiration are similar when it comes to O2?when breathing, you inhale O2 and it is delivered to your cells where it is used in cellular respiration20
3898637354how breathing and cellular respiration are similar when it comes to CO2?CO2 is a waste product of cellular respiration and, when discarded, it diffuses from your cells to your blood and travels to your lungs, where it is exhaled21
3898647553the "simple" name for glucose, which is a simple sugar, is ____________monosaccharide22
3898657499__________, the _____________, & ____________ are the three main stages of the many chemical reactions that make up cellular respirationglycolysis, citric acid cycle, & electron transport23
3898665981glycolysis begins respiration by breaking down ____________ into two molecules of a __ -carbon molecule called __________glucose; 3; pyruvate24
3898674836the enzymes for glycolysis are located in the __________cytoplasm25
3898679656another name for the citric acid cycle is ____________the Krebs cycle26
3898682016citric acid cyclecompletes the breakdown of glucose all the way down to CO2, which is then released as a waste product27
3898689497the enzymes for the citric acid cycle are dissolved in _______________the fluid within mitochondria28
3898694569glycolysis and the citric acid cycle directly generate a _____________small amount of ATP29
3911829170the net energy yield of the citric acid cycle per molecule of glucose2 ATP, 2 FADN^2, 6 NADH30
3898703703glycolysis and the citric acid cycle generate a lot of ATP indirectly via _________________________________reactions that transfer electrons from fuel molecules to a molecule called NAD+31
3898714293NAD+ molecules are made by _______ from _________________cells; niacin (a B vitamin)32
3898724970electron transport takes place in ___________the inner membrane of the mitochondria33
3898728464electron transportelectrons captures from food by NADH in glycolysis and the citric acid cycle are gradually stripped of their energy until they are finally combines with oxygen to make water34
3898750288the main function of cellular respiration is to ________________________generate ATP for cellular work35
3898753904the process of cellular respiration produces around ___ ATP molecules for _________________32-34; each glucose molecule consumed36
3898758842the electron transport is also known as the ____ and _________________ETC, oxidative phosphorylation37
3911692387dehydrogenasethe enzyme that removes hydrogen from an organic molecule38
3911703509dehydrogenase requires a coenzyme called __________ to _____________________NAD+ ; shuttle electrons39
3911742191in glycolysis, two molecules of ATP are produced by _______________________substrate-phosphorilation40
3911751687when substrate-phosphorilation in glycolysis occurs, ________________________________________an enzyme transfers a phosphate group from a substrate molecule to ADP, forming ATP41
3911765709the ATP from substrate-phosphorilation can be used immediately, but _____________ must be transported through the electron transport chain to generate additional ATPNADH42
3911774163oxidationthe loss of electrons43
3911775763reductionthe gain of electrons44
3911779189oxidation-reductionthe movement of electrons45
3911780980oxidation-reduction is also known as __________________redox reaction46
3911878002fermentationan aerobic energy-generating process47
3911883593fermentation takes advantage of ______________glycolysis48
3911888291fermentation produces ______________________two ATP molecules49
3911894024fermentation reduces _________________NAD+ to NADH50
3911931592_____________, ____________, & _______________ are the three different categories of cellular poisons that affect cellular respirationblocks the electron transport chain, inhibits ATP synthase, & makes the membrane leaky to hydrogen ions51
3922497929net energy yield of the citric acid cycle per molecule of glucose6 NADH, 2 FADH2, 2 ATP52
39224979301st step for pryuvate production2 NAD+ reduced to 2 molecules of NADH53
39224979312nd step for pryuvate production2 molecules of ATP are produced by substrate-phosphorylation54
3922497932for each starting molecule of glucose, 2 molecules of pryuvic acid go through what stepproduct per molecule of glucose is 2 molecules of CO2, 2 NADH, and two acetyl CoA55
3922497933in the citric Aric cycle, the derivatives of the original glucose molecule are ________oxidized56
3922497934on reaching the ETC, the electron carriers _____ and _____ are _______ by molecules in the chainNADH, FADH2, oxidized57
3922497935the last electron acceptor in the ECT is ______oxygen58
3922497936the energy payoff of cellular respiration involves ____, ______, ____, and _______glycolysis, alteration of pryuvate, citric acid cycle, oxidative phosphorylation59
3922497937the total yield of ATP molecules per glucose molecule has a maximum of3860
3922497938three sources of molecules for generation of ATPcarbs, proteins, and fats61

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