Bio ch 6-7

Mitochondrial matrix

• The space enclosed by the inner membrane

• The space enclosed by the outer membrane

Intermembrane space

• The space enclosed by the inner membrane

• The space enclosed in the inner and outer membrane

What is the final stage of glycolysis called

• The payoff phase

• The cleavage phase

What is the second phase of glycolysis called?

• The cleavage phase

• The secondary stage

Passive transport

• Molecules move directly through the lipid bilayer

• Molecules move through the membrane transporter

• Occurs when molecules move across a cell membrane by diffusion or down a concentration gradient passively through protein transporters

What is it called when a substance moves from an area of higher concentration to lower concentration

• Diffusion

• Facilitated diffusion

• Passive diffusion

Homeostasis

• Keeping the temperature stable inside of an organism

• The active maintenance to keep an environment stable within a cell and organisms.

Stage 1 of glycolysis

• Reduced electron carriers donate electrons to the respiratory electron transport chain and a large amount of ATM is produced

• The acetyl group is completely oxidized to carbon dioxide and energy is transferred to ATP and reduced electron carriers.

• Pyruvate is oxidized to another molecule called acetyl-coenzyme A producing reduced electron carriers and releasing carbon dioxide.

• Glucose is partially broken down which creates pyruvate, which is then transferred to ATP and electron carriers.

Stage 2 of cellular respiration

• The acetyl group is completely oxidized to carbon dioxide and energy is transferred to ATP and reduced electron carriers.

• Pyruvate is oxidized to another molecule called acetyl-coenzyme A producing reduced electron carriers and releasing carbon dioxide.

• Reduced electron carriers donate electrons to the respiratory electron transport chain and a large amount of ATM is produced

• Glucose is partially broken down which creates pyruvate, which is then transferred to ATP and electron carriers.

Stage 3 of cellular respiration

• Reduced electron carriers donate electrons to the respiratory electron transport chain and a large amount of ATM is produced

• The acetyl group is completely oxidized to carbon dioxide and energy is transferred to ATP and reduced electron carriers.

• Pyruvate is oxidized to another molecule called acetyl-coenzyme A producing reduced electron carriers and releasing carbon dioxide.

• The acetyl group is completely oxidized to carbon dioxide and energy is transferred to ATP and reduced electron carriers.