The energy currency from glucose in which organisms use enzymes to obtain

Meaning of ATP

Breaking down of ATP

Formation of ATP

Catabolic set of metabolic reactions and processes that forms simple structures from complex ones; breaks down glucose to produce ATP molecules

How much ATP is produced in a single process of cellular respiration?

What are the [primary electron carriers in cellular respiration

double membraned organelle where cellular respiration happens

How much ATP is produced in a single NADH molecule?

How much ATP is produced in a single FADH2 molecule?

The inner membrane of a mitochondrion

Generalized chemical formula for Cellular Respiration

How much ATP does Glycolysis produce with 2 NADH?

These are what the 2 molecules are called which glycolysis produces alongside 2 NADH's

What molecule is activated at the mitochondrial matrix during the preparation of Krebs Cycle?

How much ATP does Krebs Cycle produce from a single glucose? (not including the preparation of citric acid) Note: a single cycle nets 3 NADH, 1 FADH2, and 1 ATP

What ions accumulates between the inner and outer membrane of the mitochondrion which when they pass through the ATP synthase, ATP is produced

Electron Transport Chain produces ATP directly

In what enzyme do ions pass through to produce ATP in the electron transport chain?

Final electron acceptor in ETC that drives electrons to undergo Krebs Cycle and ETC.

Type of cellular respiration that happens when oxygen is absent

Aerobic and Anaerobic Respiration produces the same amount of ATP

Type of fermentation where pyruvate is broken down into lactic acid. Usually is the cause of muscle soreness

Type of fermentation where pyruvate is converted to  acetaldehyde which is then reduced to ethanol or ethyl alcohol.