cellular respiration and fermentation

identify the key phases of cellular respiration

glycolysis

pyruvate processing/oxidation

citric acid cycle

electron transport chain

ATP synthase

what is the role of coenzymes in cellular respiration

their role is to bind to chemical groups carry and drop them off to a different part of the cell to fuel metabolic processes

importance of the final electron acceptor

pulls electrons through the electron transport chain, Without a final electron acceptor, the entire energy-producing system shuts down

substrate level phosphorylation

oxidative phosphorylation

the purpose of fermentation reactions

glycolysis

takes place in the cytoplasm,

pyruvate processing/oxidation

citric acid cycle

occurs in the mitochondrial matrix

electron transport chain

ATP synthase

what are the inputs of glycolysis

1 Glucose and 2 NAD+

what are the outputs of glycolysis

2 ATP and 2 NADH

what are the inputs of pyruvate processing

what are the outputs of pyruvate processing

NADH and carbon dioxide

what are the inputs of the citric acid cycle

what are the outputs of the citric acid cycle

what are the inputs of the electron transport chain

what are the outputs of the electron transport chain

what are the inputs of ATP

what are the outputs of ATP