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Where is the Cristae?
Folding of the inner membrane.
What does the Cristae do?
Increases surface area.
What takes place at the Cristae?
ETC
Where is the Matrix?
Liquid filled center of the mitochondria
What takes place in the matrix?
prep step and krebs cycle
where is the intermembrane space?
between the membrane of the entire mitochondria and the membrane of the cristae
what build-up occurs in the intermembrane space?
H+ Ions
H+ ions is used to make what?
ATP
Each Pyruvate is converted into what?
Acetyl-CoA.
What is relased during Pyruvate conversion? (ONE conversion!)
1 Co2 , 1 NADH
Where does the prep step occur?
Matrix
Where does the crebs cycle occur?
Matrix
What is completely broken down and released in the krebs cycle?
Glucose
What is glucose released as during the krebs cycle?
Co2
What electron carriers are produced during the krebs cycle?
NADH and FADH2
Acetate has how many carbons?
2
Acetate binds with what to create Citrate?
Oxaloacetate
how many carbons does Oxaloacetate have?
4
How many carbons does Citrate have?
6
Citrate is converted to what before it is Oxaloacetate again?
Ketoglutarate
Ketoglutarate has how many carbons?
5
how many Co2 is produced from 2 turns of the krebs cycle?
4
how many NADH is produced from 2 turns of the krebs cycle?
6
how many FADH2 is produced from 2 turns of the krebs cycle?
2
how many ATP is produced from 2 turns of the krebs cycle?
2
what is another name for the krebs cycle?
the citric acid cycle
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