Respiration

3. the molecule that joins to pyruvic acid in the matrix right after it loses a carbon
5. NADH and FADH2 both contain high energy ___________
6. the second stage of aerobic respiration
13. the location of glycolysis
15. the amount of ATP produced through fermentation (including glycolysis)
16. the location of the krebs cycle
17. the phase in respiration where carbon dioxide is produced
20. the first step of cellular respiration
22. in fermentation this molecule takes the electrons from NADH
23. the location of the electron transport chain
24. the amount of ATP that is produced in the Krebs cycle
25. the end result of glycolysis
27. how many carbon atoms are in pyruvic acid
28. what oxygen becomes at the end of the ETC
29. the electron carrier needed for glycolysis

1. the 4 carbon compound that is the start of the Krebs cycle
2. the phase that produces the most ATP in respiration
4. the process that yeast go through to produce energy
7. the fermentation that occurs in your muscle cells
8. the organelle where aerobic respiration takes place
9. the electron acceptor at the very end of the electron transport chain
10. the molecule your body runs on
11. these molecules are shuttled across the inner membrane by the ETC
12. the first compound created in the krebs cycle (also another name for it)
14. the protein that turns ADP into ATP
18. the term that describes respiration that requires oxygen
19. dioxide the waste product of carbon during respiration
21. how many carbon atoms are in glucose
26. the other electron carrier in addition to NAD+