CELLULAR RESPIRATION

• Cellular Respiration


  The process by which

  organisms break down

  glucose into a form that the

  cell can use as energy
• Enzyme


  Biological Molecules that

  speed up chemical reaction

  within cells.
• Phosphorylate


  Introduce a Phosphate group

  (“P”) into a molecule or

  compound.
• Isomerize


  Change from one isomer

  molecule to another. (structure

  and function)
• Aerobic


  Process that requires oxygen
• Anaerobic


  Process that does not require

  oxygen
• ATP


  Adenosine triphosphate, the

  primary energy carrier in living

  things
• Glycolysis


  Location: Cytoplasm

  ➢ Glucose is broken down by ATP,

  NAD+, and various enzyme
• AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC 


  TWO PATHWAYS OF GLYCOLIS
• Aerobic pathway


  ■Krebs Cycle

  ■ Electron Transport Chain
• Anaerobic pathway


  ■ Fermentation
• 8 NADH

  2 FADH2

  6 CO2

  2 ATP


  Krebs Cycle (Citric Acid Cycle) PRODUCT

  ➢ Location: Mitochondrial matrix
• Electron Transport Chain Up to 34 ATPs created