Cellular Respiration

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Across
  1. 2. Splits water to produce oxygen.
  2. 5. Process regenerating NAD+ without oxygen.
  3. 7. High H+ concentration used to produce ATP.
  4. 9. Six-carbon sugar used as fuel.
  5. 11. Use of a proton gradient to generate ATP.
  6. 12. Membrane sacs where light reactions occur.
  7. 16. Three-carbon sugar produced in Calvin cycle.
  8. 17. Three-carbon molecule produced by glycolysis.
  9. 20. Electron carrier similar to NADH.
  10. 21. Convert light energy into ATP and NADPH.
  11. 24. Cycle oxidizing Acetyl-CoA to CO2 and electron carriers.
  12. 28. Fixes CO2 into sugars.
  13. 29. First step of cellular respiration; splits glucose into pyruvate.
  14. 30. Enzyme producing ATP as protons flow through it.
  15. 32. Fluid region where the Calvin cycle occurs.
Down
  1. 1. Series of proteins transferring electrons and pumping protons.
  2. 3. Loss of electrons.
  3. 4. Organelle where photosynthesis occurs.
  4. 6. Gain of electrons.
  5. 8. Electron carrier donating electrons to the ETC.
  6. 10. Converts pyruvate into Acetyl-CoA.
  7. 13. Main energy currency of the cell.
  8. 14. Final electron acceptor in aerobic respiration.
  9. 15. Produces NADPH in light reactions.
  10. 18. Enzyme fixing CO2 during the Calvin cycle.
  11. 19. Two-carbon molecule entering the citric acid cycle.
  12. 22. Pigment absorbing light energy.
  13. 23. Stack of thylakoids.
  14. 25. Electron carrier produced in light reactions.
  15. 26. Leaf openings for gas exchange.
  16. 27. Reactions involving electron transfer.
  17. 31. Donates electrons in photosystem II.