- Prokaryotes are classified as belonging to two different domains. What are the domains?
- enzymes, the cell is able to use the energy released by ATP hydrolysis directly to drive
- a process is spontaneous and can perform work only when it is moving
- How is the only ATP produced in anaerobic respiration?
- How much CO2 is released in the link reaction per glucose molecule?
- What is the result of the 2-carbon compound going through the Krebs cycle?
- What happens to the 2-carbon compound in the matrix of the mitochondria in aerobic respiration?
- What does the reduction of pyruvate result in within humans?
- What happens to the removed carbon during decarboxylation of pyruvate in the mitochondria?
- How many ATP molecules does anaerobic cell respiration produce?
- What are the two last phosphate groups within an ATP molecule attached to?
- What does anaerobic cell respiration allow the regeneration of?
- How many main reactions are there in glycolysis?
- Are mitochondria needed in anaerobic cell respiration?
- What determines the next pathway after pyruvate is obtained?
- What main carbon compounds does cell respiration involve the release in energy of?
- Can compounds other than glucose and fatty acids be used as a source of energy for cell respiration?
- What is required to synthesise ATP from ADP and phosphate?
- Where does the fermentation of pyruvate into lactic acid occur?
- Part of photosynthesis that uses energy in form of ATP, NADPH & hydrogen from previous reactions to "fix" dioxide and make high-energy compounds such as sugar (glucose). Doesn't require light and occurs in stroma.