- 1 glucose molecule yields 2 molecules of pyruvic acid and 2 molecules of what?
- What type of reaction does glycolysis have?
- Where is FAD (flavin adenine dinucleotide) from?
- How many ATP are produced by glycolysis?
- NADH is formed during glycolyis and where does it enter to yield more ATP?
- What are all carbohydrates eventually broken down into?
- How many ATP do we use to get things started in glycolysis?
- what is the mechanical work of the cell?
- What are the reactants in cellular respiration? (2)
- What is not needed for the reaction during glycolysis?
- What is the net of oxidative phosphorylation?
- if ase is at the end of a word what does that mean?
- what is the only way to speed up an enzyme substrate?
- What is the input of the citric acid cycle?
- what is it called when delta G is negative and spontaneous?
- what is it called when delta G is positive and not spontaneous
- What does the krebs cycle not require?
- what kind of proteins are used in active transport
- What is the end result from 1 molecule of glucose during the krebs cycle?
- When oxygen is present in glycolysis, the 2 pyruvic acid moles that are formed where do they then enter?