Exam 2 Review C

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Across
  1. 2. Membrane protein shuffles two different molecules across in the same direction
  2. 5. In ______ Reactions, water is split and the electrons are excited from sunlight, producing ATP and high-energy electrons in stored in NADH
  3. 7. particles of light
  4. 8. organisms that require oxygen as their final electron acceptor
  5. 9. breaking down a molecule to release energy
  6. 10. building up a molecule which requires energy
  7. 13. Membrane protein shuffles two different molecules across in different directions
  8. 14. Free energy available to your system/chemical reaction
  9. 15. organisms that either don’t need or cannot use oxygen as their final electron acceptor
  10. 16. diffusion of molecules against its concentration gradient, requiring ATP, is _______
  11. 17. Cell engulfing fluids and soluble materials into vesicles
  12. 18. As electrons move across the _______ transport chain, H+ flows across the mitochondria’s cell membrane
  13. 20. ______ and FADH2 are molecules to help redox reactions by carrying around electrons
  14. 23. Gated protein channels that respond to stimulus to allow/block the flow of ions
  15. 25. _______Force refers the energy across a membrane, emphasizing its capacity to do work
Down
  1. 1. The voltage difference across a semipermeable membrane
  2. 3. pigment that absorbs light energy; reflects green wavelengths
  3. 4. Membrane protein shuffles one molecule across
  4. 6. Protein channel can couple the passive transport of one solute with the active transport of another
  5. 11. any signaling molecule that binds to a specific receptor
  6. 12. Surface receptors help a cell engulf a large specific molecule
  7. 15. the initial energy required to kickstart any chemical reaction
  8. 19. _______ cycle forms simple sugars using CO2, ATP and electrons
  9. 21. _______ processes occur without the input of energy
  10. 22. Cell engulfing large molecule
  11. 24. the sum of all the chemical reactions in an organism