Chapter 9 Buzzer Beater New

Front 1

Name the process from which cells get most of their usable energy

Back 1

cellular respiration

Front 2

The energy for cellular respiration is stored in what

Back 2

food/sugar/glucose

Front 3

Identify any product of cellular respiration

Back 3

energy (ATP), H2O, CO2

Front 4

Identify any reactant of cellular respiration

Back 4

glucose (sugar), O2

Front 5

What is the chemical formula for glucose

Back 5

C6H12O6

Front 6

Identify the first step of cellular respiration

Back 6

glycolysis

Front 7

Where does glycolysis take place

Back 7

cytoplasm

Front 8

What term refers to energy produced without oxygen

Back 8

anaerobic

Front 9

What substance is not needed for glycolysis to occur

Back 9

oxygen

Front 10

Identify the electron carrier associated with glycolysis

Back 10

NAD+

Front 11

How NAD+ different from the similar carrier molecule of photosynthesis

Back 11

missing a phosphate

Front 12

Once NAD+ acquires the electron for a later process, it becomes

Back 12

NADH

Front 13

Name the compound that is the main product of glycolysis

Back 13

pyruvic acid

Front 14

Name any other product of glycolysis

Back 14

ATP, NADH, H+

Front 15

Identify the 2nd step of cellular respiration

Back 15

Krebs Cycle

Front 16

The Krebs Cycle is also known as the

Back 16

citric acid cycle

Front 17

Where does the Krebs Cycle take place

Back 17

mitochondria matrix

Front 18

What is a necessary reactant of this phase that was not required in glycolysis

Back 18

oxygen

Front 19

Since oxygen is required this is considered an _____________process

Back 19

aerobic

Front 20

Identify the new carrier molecule that appears in the Krebs Cycle

Back 20

FAD

Front 21

When FAD acquires electrons to carry to the next phase, it becomes

Back 21

FADH2

Front 22

Give any product of the Krebs Cycle

Back 22

CO2, ATP, NADH, FADH2

Front 23

Identify the 3rd step of cellular respiration

Back 23

electron transport chain

Front 24

Where does this process occur

Back 24

mitochondria (inner membrane or folds)

Front 25

The high energy electrons carried from the Krebs Cycle help produce the only type of energy the cell can use. What is it

Back 25

ATP

Front 26

As the high energy electrons move down the chain of proteins, what ion moves across the membrane

Back 26

H+

Front 27

At the end of the electron transport chain, the electrons are joined with H+ and O2 to form what overall product of cellular respiration

Back 27

water

Front 28

Name the protein structure that the high concentration of H+ ions move through causing it to spin

Back 28

ATP synthase

Front 29

What does the ATP synthase make

Back 29

ATP

Front 30

How does ATP synthase make ATP

Back 30

joins a phosphate group to ADP

Front 31

When all NADH and FADH2 are converted into ATP plus the ATP produced in glycolysis and Krebs cycle, the total amount of ATP made from one glucose molecule is

Back 31

36 ATP

Front 32

Cellular respiration is the opposite of what process

Back 32

photosynthesis

Front 33

Photosynthesis removes what from the environment and replaces it with what

Back 33

CO2 O2

Front 34

Cellular respiration removes what from the environment and replaces it with what

Back 34

O2  CO2