- Which of the following terms is used to refer to an RNA molecule that functions as a catalyst?
- The general term for all types of coordinated sequences of chemical reactions that occur in cells is _ pathways.
- In fertilization, two _____________ (haploid or diploid?) cells unite to produce a _______________
- When NAD+ is reduced, what molecule is formed?
- After fatty acids go through beta ox. and become acetyl co A they enter into the ________________ and await ____to be activated
- What is total ATP Production from Cell Resp? vs the Net?
- What electron carrier is needed for glycolysis?
- The citric acid cycle runs through ___ times to fully digest glucose
- The ____ step of the electron transport system is when ATP synthase uses energy from H+ diffusion down its gradient to turn Pi+ ADP= ATP
- How many enzymes participate in glycolysis?
- The intermediate stage occurs in what part of the mitochondria?
- What stage of Cell Resp. occurs in the cytosol of the cell and does not require O2?
- _____ is requiered for max. ATP production
- oxidative phosphorylation is the ______ method of synthesizing ATP where coenzymes (NAD+,FAD) receives the energy first then form ATP and is the ______ common
- substrate-level phosphorylation is the _______ method of synthesizing ATP and is the _______ common
- A multistep metabolic pathway where enzymes break down organic mol---> Potential energy to be used to = ATP
- Oxidation is the ______ of high energy electrons
- If there is O2 is not available then pyruvate will become ________
- Glycolysis is regulated by a _____ FB loop
- If there is O2 available then pyruvate will enter the __________