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Respiration

Learn about respiration

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In step 1 of aerobic respiration, glucose is converted into pyruvate
Step 1 of aerobic respiration produces how many ATP 2
The location of step 1 of aerobic respiration in the cell is the cytoplasm
In step 2 of aerobic respiration, pyruvate is converted into water and carbon dioxide and ATP
What substance is needed for step 2 of aerobic respiration to occur. Oxygen
Which step produces more ATP. Step 1 or Step 2. Step 2.
In fermentation, muscle cells convert pyruvate into lactate
In fermentation, plant and yeast cells convert pyruvate into ethanol and carbon dioxide
How many ATP are produced during fementation 2
Which process produces more ATP. Aerobic respiration or fermentation. Aerobic Respiration
Aerobic respiration starts in the cytoplasm
Aerobic respiration is completed in the mitochondria
What type of energy is glucose chemical energy
Another name for the breakdown of glucose is respiration
When ATP is produced without oxygen in the cytoplasm this is called fermentation
Animal cells ferment to produce lactate and ATP
Plant cells ferment to produce ethanol and carbon dioxide and ATP
Yeast cells ferment to produce ethanol and carbon dioxide and ATP
Cells that require alot of ATP will have lots of which organelle. mitochondria
Name a cell with a high energy demand sperm/muscle/brain
Do muscle cells produce carbon dioxide during fermentation. no
Do yeast cells produce carbon dioxide during fermentation yes
Do muscle cells produce carbon dioxide during aerobic respiration yes
Name the molecule produced in aerobic respiration alongside ATP and carbon dioxide. water
Name a cell process that requires ATP muscle contraction/active transport/mitosis/protein synthesis/transmission of nerve impulses.
Does aerobic respiration produce or require energy produces energy
Does aerobic respiration require or release oxygen requires oxygen
Created by: brightminds
 

 



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