Energy Pathways

2. Orderly increase in all cellular components
4. type of organism that uses organic molecules as a source of hydrogen and electrons.
5. These types of cells only produce a net of 36 ATP
7. enzyme found in the digestive tract of termites
10. This gradient causes the movement of hydrogens
13. organism that thrives in low nutrient concentrations.
14. needed for amino acids and nucleic acids.
15. Pathway that has a net yield of 2 ATP
16. A half reaction resulting in the loss of electrons
18. enzymes that are either extracellular or in periplasmic space.
19. class of fermentation that only produces one end product
20. level of phosphorylation of the synthesis of ATP in an exergonic breakdown of an organic molecule.
23. Type of allosteric regulation that increases enzyme activity
24. a disaccharide of glucose and galactose with an enzyme b-galactosidase

1. The mechanism of ATP synthesis in electron transport
3. This pathway produces no net ATP
6. Molecule that contains three phosphates and adenosine
8. The terminal electron acceptor in an aerobic electron transport chain
9. nutrients required in trace amounts
11. Type of enzyme inhibition in which an inhibitor binds to the binding site.
12. type of organism that requires pre-formed organic molecules
17. The degradation of molecules to release energy
21. molecule that can transition into acetyl coA
22. the structure of a protein based on the sequence of amino acids