- What is the main pigment that is used for photosynthesis?
- What is the chemical formula for Glucose?
- How do we get the energy to create ATP in the light reactions?
- When looking under the microscope at the onion root tip cells, which phase where most of the cells in?
- What is the area where crossing over occurs called?
- What holds together the sister chromatids?
- The phase in Meiosis, where the tetrads are pulled apart is called what?
- chain makes the most ATP during cell respiration (22).
- Purpose of the process? (Why does it occur?) Cellular Respiration
- Purpose of the process? (Why does it occur?) Photosynthesis
- Which organelle relates to the process? Cellular Respiration
- Type of cell it occurs in? Cellular Respiration
- Which organelle relates to the process? photosynthesis
- is the part of cell respiration that makes the most electron carriers needed for the ETC.
- Cells use _________ to extract energy from organic molecules for the processes of life.
- The process where plants convert energy from the sun into sugar is called
- What is the first part of cell respiration and breaks down glucose into 2 pyruvate molecules.
- is the net gain of ATP after cell respiration.
- The carbohydrate that is made by photosynthesis and broken down by cellular respiration is called
- The light reactions occur in the _______ of the chloroplast.