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anaerobic respiration
glycolysis to fermentation
aerobic respiration
everything from glycolysis to electron transport chain
cellular respiration
the taking in of o2 to facilitate the breakdown of glucose and other sugars
Kreb's Cycle
(cytric acid cycle) part of respiration in eukaryotic cells. it produces co2 and 2ATP
Electron Transport Chain
produces 32ATP in respiration in eukaryotic cells
fermentation
the fusion of the gametes to create a new organism
various types of fermentation
ropy, putrefactive, alcoholic, lactic, acetic
glycolysis
glucose changes into pyruvic acid with net gain of 2 ATP
where glycolysis occurs
cytoplasm
Glyceraldehyde 3 phosphate
the molecule that occurs during glycolysis and gets turned into pyruvic acid
acetyle-COA
Its main use is to convey the carbon atoms within the acetyl group to the citric acid cycle to be oxidized for energy production
Pyruvate
Pyruvic Acid-3 carbons
chloroplasts
organelles that contain enzymes and pigments and perform photosynthesis
grana
stack of thalakoids
stoma
small opening in cell epidermis
nucleosome
chromatin fiber wrapped around 8 histones
centriole
bundle of microtubules at the poles of a cell
telomere
part of chromosome where aging is believed to take place
p arm
smaller arm (pussy arm or petite arm)
q arm
longer arm
centromere
central structure of sister chromatids where they stay together after prometaphase
kinetochore
where spindal fibers attach to chromosomes to seperate them
aster
part coming off of centriole that attaches to membrane
binary fission
cell division in prokaryotic cells
cell cycle
Interphase & mitosis
G zero period
G0- resting place for cells who are not going through interphase or mitosis
First Gap Period
Preparation for synthesis
Second Gap Perido
Preparation for Mitosis
Synthesis Phase
DNA and all other internal structures of cell are replicated
Mitosis (M)
prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase, cytokinesis
cytokinesis
division of cytoplasm
also the last part of cell division
cell plate
what occurs during cytokinesis in plants (prokaryotic cells)
DNA check points-cell cycle
After G1 and G2 where the cell checks itself during interphase
chromatin
combination of DNA and haploid proteins to create chromosomes.
(strands of DNA) (found in nucleus)
chromatids
chromosomes that are the same
cleavage furrow
indentation during cell divison
crossing-over
chiasma, Prophase I
haploid number
Number of chromosomes in a reproductive cell
diploid number
2n=8 chromosomes
Number of chromosomes in a typical cell
tetraploid number
4n=16
Only seen during ANAPHASE
euchromatin
lightly packed form of DNA that occurs in both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells
heterochromatin
tightly packed form of DNA
fertilization
the fusion of gametes to create a new organism
zygote
the union of egg and sperm
genome
the complete set of traits (organized)
All of organisms information
histone
protein that DNA wraps around
homologous chromatids
not same but dictate same trait... one from mom one from dad
homologous sister chromatids
tetrad
sister chromatids
dyad
interphase
G1, S, G2