Respiration and Fermentation
Respiration and Fermentation
Complete the readings and watch the lectures for this unit. Then, use this worksheet to check your learning.
Ch 6 section 6.4
Match the following items
glycolysis creates two of these 3-carbon molecules
Respiration
the cellular reactions that break down glucose and release energy
Glucose
Ventilation
Acetyl CoA is the input to this pathway
Glycolysis
Krebs cycle occurs here
enzymes that form the electron transport chain are embedded here
Cytoplasm
Mitochondria
input for the respiration reactions
all cells, prokaryote and eukaryote, autotroph and heteroroph, aerobic and anaerobic undergo this process
Cristae
Krebs Cycle
breathing
Pyruvate
the location where glycolysis occurs
Ch 6 section 6.4
ATP is the primary energy carrier in a cell. Which step in respiration produces the most ATP?
Ch 6 section 6.4
Which step in the series of reactions that make up respiration developed before the earth had an oxygen rich environment?
Ch 6 section 6.4
___________breaks down pyruvate into ethyl alcohol and carbon dioxide (CO2) and oxidizes NADH back to NAD+.