Key facts

• 1. Outer mitochondrial membrane
  2. matrix
  3. inter membrane space
  4. cristae
  5. inner mitochondrial membrane

  
• What is the outer mitochondrial membrane


  separates the contents of the mitochondrion from the rest of the cell creating a cellular compartment for aerobic respiration
• What is the Cristae


  Projections of inner membrane which increase the SA for oxidative phosphorylation
• what is the matrix

  Contains enzymes for the kerbs cycle, link reaction and mitochondrial DNA
• What is the inter-membrane space 


  Proteins pumped into this space by electron transport chain
• what is the inner mitochondrial membrane

  Contains electron transport chains and ATP synthase
• What is aerobic respiration

  With oxygen
• What is anaerobic respiration

  Without oxygen
• Where do anaerobic and aerobic respiration occur

  Aerobic respiration occurs in the cytoplasm and mitochondria and anaerobic respiration only occurs in the cytoplasm
• What is glycolysis

  It is the first stage in both anaerobic and aerobic respiration
• What does aerobic respiration produce more of

  ATP