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Life Science 5B

Cellular respiration

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What is the most common energy source for cellular respiration? glucose
The process by which cells use oxygen to obtain usable energy from an energy source is ___. aerobic cellular respiration
Anaerobic cellular respiration that produces alcohol and carbon dioxide from glucose is ___. alcoholic fermentation
A type of anaerobic cellular respiration that produces lactic acid from glucose is ___. lactic acid fermentation
What's the only example of anaerobic cellular respiration in a human. muscle cells
Is aerobic cellular respiration is the reverse of photosynthesis. Yes this is true
Most aerobic cellular respiration occurs in the ___. • mitochondria • mitochondrion
Which type of cellular respiration requires oxygen? aerobic
Ready to use chemical energy is ___. ATP
The process by which cells obtain usable energy from energy sources is ___ cellular respiration
What are the three products produced by aerobic cellular respiration? ATP carbon dioxide water
A molecule of glucose broken down with oxygen produces over ___ times the amount of usable cellular energy as a molecule of glucose broken down by alcoholic or lactic acid fermentation. 15
Where does aerobic cellular respiration begin? cytoplasm
Give three examples of lactic acid fermentation yogurt, cottage cheese, buttermilk, sauerkraut, human muscle cells
Name the two types of cellular respiration. aerobic cellular respiration anaerobic cellular respiration
What organisms use anaerobic cellular respiration? bacteria fungi
What are the catalysts for cellular respiration? enzymes
What are the two ingredients for aerobic cellular respiration? glucose oxygen
Cellular respiration is a(n) ___ line. disassembly
Give an example of alcoholic fermentation yeast in bread dough
Substances which help to change other substances without being permanently changed themselves are __. catalysts
The aerobic cellular respiration of glucose traps, in the form of ATP molecules, approximately ___% of the energy that was in the glucose molecule. 50-60
Give the equation for aerobic cellular respiration glucose + oxygen ------> ATP + carbon dioxide + water (enzymes should be above arrow)
Which type of cellular respiration is used most often by cells? aerobic
Which type of cellular respiration does not require oxygen? anaerobic
Cellular respiration is finished inside the ___. • mitochondria • mitochondrion
What are some other energy sources (besides glucose) for cellular respiration? fats oils proteins starch
The breaking down of an energy source by cells to obtain usable energy is ___. cellular respiration
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