- What is the third cycle of cellular respiration
- How many pyruvates are produced from ONE glucose molecule?
- what is anaerobic process in secular respiration called
- How much ATP is produced from one glucose molecule
- Where does the link reaction and Krebs cycle take place?
- how many chromosomes do sex cells have
- Stored chemical energy gets broken down into
- Light energy is ------ and makes ------- energy
- Main source of energy for photosythesis
- filled with destructive enzymes to kill bacteria
- slender, hollow tubes of protein for support and shape.
- digest large molecules of carbohydrates, proteins, and lipids along with old organelles so the elements and molecules can be reused
- internal transport system from the nucleus to rest of cell and vice versa
- covered with ribosomes that make proteins and makes new cell membranes
- form CENTRIOLES and spindle fibers for cell division
- serve to increase the cell's surface area which allows the cell to absorb more nutrients or water from the environment
- molecules are sorted, modified, packaged, and distributed to their destination
- used in mitosis for spindle fibers to attach to as chromatids are pulled apart
- clear jelly-like fluid that all the organelles are in. in constant motion (very fluid)
- builds lipids, processes carbohydrates, and modifies chemicals that are toxic to the cell