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Cellular respiration produces energy in
the form of ____.
ATP
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The source of energy in cellular
respiration is ___.
Glucose
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What is the function of NADH and FADH2?
- o electron
- carriers in cellular respiration
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What are the four basic stages of cellular
respiration that we discussed?
- o glycolysis,
- pyruvic acid grooming, citric acid cycle, and electron transport chain with ATP
- synthase
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Which kind to ATP phosphorylation requires
oxygen to complete?
- o electron
- transport chain with ATP synthase (oxidative phosphorylation)
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A creature which must use organic molecules as
a carbon source is called a heterotroph. Organisms that fix carbon from carbon
dioxide are called what?
autotrophs
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When an atom or molecule receives an
electron, it is _____.
reduced
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Where are the electron transport chain and
ATP synthase used in cellular respiration located in the cell, specifically?
- o inner
- nitochondrial membrane or cristae
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Is an organism which can switch between
cellular respiration with oxygen and cellular respiration without oxygen an
obligate aerobe, an obligate anaerobe, or a facultative anaerobe?
facultative anaerobe
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Name one of the two stages of cellular
respiration which produces CO2 as a waste product.
- o pyruvic
- acid grooming or citric acid cycle
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