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Inner (folded)membrane adds additional surface area to the mitochondria. |
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The folds made by the inner membrane. |
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The space within the inner mitochondrial membrane. |
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Outside membrane of mitochondria. |
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Kreb's Cycle or Citric Acid Cycle |
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A biochemical pathway that breaks down Acetyl CoA to produce CO2, hydrogen atoms, and ATP. |
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NADH+ FADH2 are electron carries that fuel ETC, create H+ gradient, and used to make ATP synthase Electron ACC > H2O (O2 + H+) |
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The first step of cellular respiration and where glucose is broken down into 3C molecules of Pyruvic Acid. |
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Process in which cells break down organic compounds into ATP. |
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Cellular Respiration Formula |
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Glucose+Oxygen > Carbon Dioxide+Water+ATP |
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Process the cell uses to indirectly create energy in the absence of oxygen. |
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Starts with Pyruvic Acid and produces lactic acid, regenerates NAD+ for glycolysis, and occurs in our muscles in strenuous exercise. |
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Starts with Pyruvic Acid and produces ethyl alcoholic Carbon Dioxide, regenerates NAD+ for glycolysis, and is use in making dough rise. |
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The process by which plants and other organisms convert sunlight into chemical energy for the plant. |
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Absorbs more red and blue light and some violet. |
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Absorbs more blue light and some red and orange light. |
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Yellow, orange,and brown pigments that absorb different pigments than chlorophyll. |
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A cluster of pigment molecules. |
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Negatively charged particles. |
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Positively charged protons. |
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The movement of ions across a selectively premeable membrane down their electrochemical gradient. |
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The second half of photosynthesis and uses ATP and NADPH created by light reactions. |
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Carbon atoms from CO2 are boned or "fixed" into organic compounds. |
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