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cellular respiration

TermMeaning
ADP adenosine diphosphate
energy ability to do work
triphosphate three phosphate groups
diphosphate two phosphate groups
photo- light, light dependent reactions
-synthesis to build, Calvin cycle
Calvin cycle produces sugar molecules (glucose)
Citric acid cycle in the mitochondria, helps release energy stored in sugar molecules
Cellular respiration the process in which the cell takes in O2 and releases CO2 as a waste product. This process produces ATP
aerobic respiration when O2 (oxygen) is used to produce ATP
anaerobic respiration when no O2 is used to produce ATP
lactic acid fermentation anaerobic respiration which can occur in human muscles, produces 2 ATP molecules
alcoholic fermentation anaerobic respiration which occurs in yeast, bacteria and fungi, produces 2 ATP molecules
cellular respiration aerobic respiration which occurs in human cells, procudes 36 ATP molecules
muscle fatigue and cramps produced when the muscles switch to lactic acid fermentation and lactic acid build up in the muscle tissue
the rising of bread cause of the release of CO2 when yeast undergoes alcoholic fermentation
alcohol in beer produced by yeast when they undergo alcoholic fermentation
energy is stored this occurs when a third phosphate group is added to ADP
energy is released this occurs when a phosphate group is removed from ATP
chloroplast this is where photosynthesis takes place
glycolysis teh breaking apart of glucose
electron transport chain releases H2O and 36 ATP molecules
light dependent reactions release ATP molecules for the Calvin cycle to use and O2 as a waste product
Citric acid cycle release CO2 as a waste product and other molecules for the electron transport chain to use
O2 oxygen gas
CO2 carbon dioxide gas
H2O water
mitochondria cellular respiration takes place here, Citric acid cycle and the electron transport chain
Created by: vholguin
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