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The process that uses oxygen to break down glucose into ATP that our cells/ bodies can use for E:

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cell respiration

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The two products of cell respiration that are considered "waste products":

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CO₂ and H₂O

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The protein/enzyme that makes ATP

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ATP Synthase

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The role that NADH and FADH₂ play in the process of cell respiration

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They are electron carriers- they carry electrons from glycolysis and the Krebs Cycle to the ETC

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The step of cell respiration where oxygen is actually used

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Electron Transport Chain

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The step of cell respiration that produces the MOST ATP

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Electron Transport Chain

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A metabolic process that converts glucose into ATP without the need for oxygen

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fermentation

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This type of fermentation occurs in our muscles after quick but intense bursts of exercise and often causes the feeling of muscle soreness

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lactic acid fermentation

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The stored form of glucose (usually found in the liver and muscles):

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glycogen

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This biomolecule will likely be used LAST to create ATP, since it is usually used for other purposes in the body

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protein