3.6 I Can Statements

I can describe the processes that allow organisms to use energy stored in biological macromolecules.

I can describe fermentation.

I can describe cellular respiration.

I can describe the electron transport chain.

I can identify locations of electron transport chains.

I can describe ways that electrons are moved through the process of cellular respiration.

I can identify the final electron acceptor in each electron transport chain.

I can describe the process of electrons moving down the electron transport chain.

I can describe the process that generates the proton gradient.

I can identify the location with the high proton concentration.

I can describe the effect of a high proton concentration on the pH of a region.

I can compare electron transport chains in eukaryotes and prokaryotes.

I can describe chemiosmosis.

I can describe oxidative phosphorylation.

I can describe photophosphorylation.

I can describe ways that endotherms maintain their body temperature.

I can explain ways cells obtain energy from biological macromolecules in order to power cellular functions.

I can describe glycolysis.

I can identify the starting materials of glycolysis.

I can identify the products of glycolysis.

I can identify where the parts of cellular respiration take place in the cell.

I can describe the Krebs cycle.

I can identify the starting materials of Krebs cycle.

I can identify the products of Krebs cycle.

I can describe ways electrons are transported to the electron transport chain.

I can describe the result of electrons transferred between molecules in the electron transport chain.

I can describe the function of fermentation.

I can describe the function of ATP hydrolysis.