Cellular Respiration And Fermentation

Question 1

Aerobic Respiration

Answer 1

Complete oxidation of glucose to CO2 into the Prescence of O2, producing ATP it’s also the reverse photosynthesis.

Question 2

Oxidation

Answer 2

Electrons are removed from an atom. During aerobic respiration, the atoms in glucose are oxidizes, and their electrons are transferred to high energy electron carriers.

Question 3

Reduction

Answer 3

Electrons are added to an atom. During aerobatic cellular respiration, electrons originating in glucose are use to reduce 02 which then bonds hydrogen to form water.

Question 4

Glycolysis

Answer 4

Ametabolic pathway occurring in the cytosol.

Question 5

Krebs Cycle

Answer 5

Stage in cellular respiration that completely oxidizes the products of glycolysis.

Question 6

Intermembrane Compartment

Answer 6

The space between a mitochondria’s two membrane.

Question 7

Crista

Answer 7

Fold of the inner mitochondrial membrane
along which many of the reactions of cellular respirations occur.

Question 8

Matrix

Answer 8

The inner comparing of the mitochondrion.

Question 9

Substrate- Level Phosphorylation

Answer 9

ATP forming occurring when an enzyme transfer a
phosphorate group from a high energy donor molecule to ADP.

Question 10

Acetyl CoA

Answer 10

Molecule that enters the Kreb cycle in cellular respiration product of partial oxidation.

Question 11

Chemiosmotic Phosphorating

Answer 11

Reactions that produce ATP using ATP synthesize and potential energy of a proton gradient.

Question 12

Anaerobic Respiration

Answer 12

Cellular respiration using an electron acceptor other than O2.