review cellular respiration

the purpose of glycolisis is to turn Glucose into

• glucose

• pyruvate

• citric acid

• water

• carbon dioxide

when the broken pyruvate bonds to coenzyme A, it forms

• glucose

• pyruvate

• citric acid

• water

• carbon dioxide

when a carbon based molecule is broken down, ______________ is created as a waste product

• glucose

• pyruvate

• citric acid

• water

• carbon dioxide

after the electron transport chain is completed ______________ is created as a waste product

• glucose

• pyruvate

• citric acid

• water

• carbon dioxide

______________ is turned into pyruvate through glycolisis

• glucose

• pyruvate

• citric acid

• water

• carbon dioxide

without this molecule, the Krebs cycle cannot begin

• ATP

• Glycolisis

• electron transport chain

• krebs cycle

• Coenzyme A

this molecule is the main goal of cellular respiration

• ATP

• Glycolisis

• electron transport chain

• krebs cycle

• Coenzyme A

this process is the first step of cellular respiration, it transforms glucose in usable sugar

• ATP

• Glycolisis

• electron transport chain

• krebs cycle

• Coenzyme A

this is a process that turns ADP into ATP several times

• ATP

• Glycolisis

• electron transport chain

• krebs cycle

• Coenzyme A

this is the final step of cellular respiration, the final waste products are produced.

• ATP

• Glycolisis

• electron transport chain

• krebs cycle

• Coenzyme A