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| how many total ATP are produced through CR? |
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| how many NADH go into ETS? |
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| how many CO2 comes out of the Kreb cycle? |
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| what is the enzyme used in ETS? |
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| what 3 things must go into ATP synthase for it to function? |
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| what causes the H+ ions in the ETS to shoot across the membrane? |
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| the electron carriers become negatively charged |
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| how many ATPs are produced for every 1 FADH? |
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| how many ATPs are produced for every 1 NADH? |
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| what do cyanide, CO and azide do to CR? |
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| blocks transfer of e- in O2 |
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| what does arsenic do to CR? |
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| competes with ATP at beginning of glycolysis - no ATP is produced |
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| what does rotenone do to CR? |
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| blocks first step of ETS - NADH and FADH cannot gice up their e-, CR only results in 4 ATP |
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| what is the chemical formula for photosynthesis? |
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| H2O + CO2 ---> C6H12O6 + O2 |
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| what organelle is similar to chloroplasts? |
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| what did chloroplasts used to be? |
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| what did mitochondria used to be? |
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| what kind of cells contain most chloroplasts? |
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| what part of the leaf does CO2 enter and exit through? |
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| on what part of the leaf are stomata located? |
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| what do veins do in leaves? |
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| deliver H2O from roots and carries off sugars |
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| how many membranes do chloroplasts have? |
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| what is a column of thylakoids called? |
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