Match the chemical with its description or location in the cell during cellular respiration.   Question 3 options:   pyruvate   lactic acid   Molecule that accepts electrons during one of the intermediate steps of glycolysis. It eventually donates the electrons to either pyruvate (in fermentation) or to the mitochondrion.   Two molecules of ATP   1. Molecule that accepts electrons during one of the intermediate steps of glycolysis.  It eventually donates the electrons to either pyruvate (in fermentation) or to the mitochondrion. 2. The net energy gain to the cell from the breakdown of one molecule of glucose when oxygen is not available or in cells that never use oxygen. 3. A three-carbon molecule that is a final product of glycolysis 4. The final product(s) of anaerobic fermentation in animals and bacteria.

Question 7 This pathway/cycle results in the net production of 2 ATP. ETC Photophosphorylation O Glycolysis Transition step Question 8 Chemiosmosis uses a proton motive force which involves the use of calcium to produce energy. involves the use of the enzymes and electron carriers to break down ATP to form ADP. O is found in the inner mitochondrial membrane in bacterial cells. uses an ion gradient to generate ATP. Question 9 NAD+ is the oxidized form of a common electron carrier. oxidized form of a photophosphorylated molecule. major molecule involved in producing ADP. reduced form of a common electron carrier.

What is the total number of ATP molecules that can be produced from the complete oxidation of one glucose molecule? Express your answer numerically as an integer. ► View Available Hint(s)

Like many fruits, apples contain not only fructose and glucose, but also sucrose, a dimerof fructose and glucose. Synthesizing sucrose is endergonic and so not spontaneous. Onerole of ATP is to facilitate reactions that would not occur spontaneously. The threephosphate groups are electron rich and tend to repel each other. Therefore, ATP is a bitlike a compressed spring, ready to kick off one phosphate group releasing energy.Consider: Fructose + glucose --> Sucrose delta G= 6.4 kcal/mol ATP --> ADP + Pi delta G= -7.3 kcal/mol a. Draw a simple energy diagram (including the relative energy of the reactants andproducts) that shows why the sucrose synthesis reaction doesn’t occur spontaneously. b. How could having these two reactions occur at the same time help with sucroseproduction? c. Draw the energy diagram that shows all the reactants and products for the combinedreactions. d. What is delta G for the combined reactions? e. Name a few of the biological processes in the body that…

This question asks you to look at the details of energy transformation in the Electron Transport Chain of cellular respiration, through ATP synthesis. Your starting point will be Figure 6.10 in your textbook (page 99). The figure is titled"How electron transport drives ATP synthase machines". Here is your task: Describe every energy transformation you can identify in the image! State what type of energy is being converted. This might seem like a very esoteric question, but here are four VER

Question 4: What serves as the final electron acceptor in the transport chain? Answer: Question 5: The 4-carbon molecule that is recycled during the citric acid cycle is: (pick one)     oxalacetate   ADP   acetyl CoA   RuBP Question 6. The enzyme used to synthesize ATP during chemiosmosis is known as Answer: Question 7:  Most of the carbon dioxide produced by the catabolism of glucose is released during (pick one)     the citric acid cycle   the electron transport chain   chemiosmosis   glycolysis Question 8: The reduced form of NAD is: Answer:      ***I do not need a feel explanation of the questions, just pick one if its multiple choice and fill in the black for the others please****

If the mitochondria is not working well in a person, what would be the consequences of NADH not going through its pathway in the electron transport chain? Be specific.  please Explain how many ATP will then be produced if you consider the entire process of cellular respiration.  please dont t just write a number, say how you got that number.