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Cellular Respiration

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1.abbreviation for Electron Transport Chain
3.fist stage of cellular respiration
5.proteins that act as catalysts for chemical reactions
11.the process of removing a water molecule to bond two monosaccharides (2 words)
13.common polysaccharide, used by animals to store extra sugar
15.monosaccharide found in fruits
16.single sugar
19.contains one adenine base, one ribose sugar, and three phosphates
20.common disaccharide, two glucose molecules
21.how many stages of cellular respiration are there?
22.third stage of cellular respiration (3 words)
24.complex carbohydrates, many monosaccharides bonded together
26.coenzyme, electron carrier, reduced to NADH
28.type of fermentation yeast cells undergo
31.common polysaccharide, used for plants' cell walls, also known as dietary fiber
32.folds in inner membrane of mitochondria
33.requires oxygen
34.double sugar
35.glycolysis breaks one glucose into 2 ________ molecules; must be oxidized
37.(2 words, no spaces) a restricted region of an enzyme molecule which binds to a substrate
38.bond between two monosaccharides in a disaccharide
41.number of ATPs produced by ETC (2-digit number with hyphen)
42.occurs after glycolysis if oxygen is not present
46.enzyme that breaks phosphate bonds on ATP for energy
47.where the Krebs Cycle and the Electron Transport Chain take place
48.common disaccharide, glucose + fructose
49.Glucose, Fructose, & ________
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2.The formula for monosaccharides
4.what type of process is cellular respiration? (2 words, hyphen)
6.the substance/reactant an enzyme acts on
7.high-energy bonds found between the last two phosphates in ATP which are broken for energy (2 words)
8.doesn't require oxygen
9.contains one adenine base, one ribose sugar, and two phosphates
10.enzyme that adds a third phosphate to ADP, turning back into ATP
12.oxidation-reduction reaction (2 words)
14.enzymes work by _________ _____ to speed reaction time (no spaces)
17.ATP, energy currency used by all cells (2 words)
18.where glycolysis occurs
19.Ending that lets you know it's an enzyme
23.a process that takes place in plants and animals and produces ATP (2 words)
25.type of fermentation human cells undergo
27.number of times the Krebs Cycle turns per glucose molecule
29.Ending that lets you know it's a sugar
30.to "unfold" a protein so it stops working, caused by changes in temperature or pH
36.coenzyme, electron carrier, reduced to FADH2
38.monosaccharide found in sports drinks
39.contains both glucose and fructose
40.second stage of cellular respiration (2 words)
43.common disaccharide, glucose + galactose
44.space inside cristae
45.common polysaccharide, used by plants to store energy, found in potatoes & grains

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