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| Heterotrophs Food breaks down into: |
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glucose
amino acid
fatty acid |
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| Glucose- 3 carbon acid, 3 carbon acid |
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| - some organisms live in anerobic environments but still need to fufill the need for atp production |
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- aerobi organisms do this
use glycolisis to produce 2 atp
regenerate NADH by gycolysis- lactic acid |
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| Produce during resporation |
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| Carefully explain why the rate changed for the rat |
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| the oxygen was used to makke more energy for the nucleus |
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| 3 parts to DNA nucleotide |
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sugar doxiribose
phosphate
base |
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| When the electrons reach the end of the transport chain, they are transferred(along with protons) to oxygen, to make H2O as the final biproduct |
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| complete breakdown of the acid molecules into CO2 molecuels and hydrogen atoms |
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| Fermentation in yeast produce |
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