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What is the type of energy that cells use?

ATP

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Is Cellular Respiration the inhaling and exhaling of the cell?

No, however it is associated with breathing in humans

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What is the necessary molecule needed for cellular respiration?

Oxygen

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Which is the reactant and which is the waste in cellular respiration in humans?

Oxygen is the reactant, and Carbon Dioxide is the waste.

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What type of pathway is cellular respiration?

A metabolic pathway

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How many ATP molecules can be produced from a singular glucose molecule?

38 ATP molecules

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Cellular respiration transfers the the bonds in gluclose to form ATP. True or false?

True

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What is ATP made up of?

3 phosphate groups, a nitrogenus base (adenine), and 1 ribose sugar.

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What happens when ATP becomes ADP?

1 Phosphate group is removed.

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What happens when ADP becomes ATP?

Phosphorylation

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What is phosphorylation?

the addition of a phosphate group to a molecule to energize a molecule.

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What is the necessary equation for cellular respiration?

C3H12O6+602------>6CO2+6H2O+ATP

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What is the part in the equation that represents glucose?

C3H12O6

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What is the part in the equation that represents oxygen

O2

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What are the three processes the equation goes through.

Glycolysis, krebcycle. and electron transport chain

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What is the part in the equation that represents carbon?

CO2

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What is the part in the equation that represents water?

H20

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What is oxidiation?

The loss of electrons and hydrogen.

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What is reduction?

The gain of electrons and hydrogen

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Do oxidation and reduction have to occur at the same time?

Yes, oxidation and reduction must occur at the same time.

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What do we say glucose is in the necessary equation?

Glucose is oxidized.

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What do we say oxygen is in the necessary equation?

Oxygen is reduced.

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What is necessary to oxidize glucose?

Enzymes

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What are dehydrogenases?

Enzymes that cata;yze reactions that remove hydrogen from an organic molecule.

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Whats an organic molecule?

A molecule always with carbon and hydrogen and has other elements.

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What are the coenzymes/helpers called?

NAD+

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When NAD+ is reduced, what does it become?

NADH+H+

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What is NADH+H+ often refered to as?

A shuttle bus