2.  Glucose

3.  2 ATP’s

4.  Glycolysis  Kreb’s cycle  Electron Transport Chain

5.  ATP

6.  INNER mitochondrial folded membrane called the cristae

7.  ADP + Phospate creates ATP – the energy storing molecule

8.  chloroplast

9.  Sunlight  water

10.  ATP is broken down into ADP + P; every time a bond is broken, energy is released!

11.  When exercising

12.  When our cells are not getting enough oxygen for aerobic respiration to occur

13.  Provides usable energy for our cells!

14.  Carbon dioxide  Ethyl alcohol

15.  carbon dioxide

16.  Light Reactions

17.  ADP

18.  Light reaction  Dark reaction (calvin cycle)

19.  Anaerobic Respiration

20.  Aerobic Respiration

21.  Autotrophs

22.  mitochondrion

23.  chlorophyll

24.  Energy

25.  Glucose  Oxygen

26.  ATP

27. C 6 H 12 O 6 + 6O 2  6CO 2 + 6H 2 O +energy

28.  capture light energy

29.  Glucose

30.  animals

31.  pyruvates

32.  Homeostasis  cellular movement (muscle cells)  eliminating wastes

33.  cytoplasm

34.  Oxygen  NADPH  ATP

35.  mitochondrion

36.  photosynthesis

37.  2 ATP (from glycolysis)

38.  plants

39. 6CO 2 +6H 2 O +light energy  C 6 H 12 O 6 + 6O 2

40.  ETC

41.  Carbon dioxide

42.  2 pyruvates

43.  2 ATP’s

44.  water

45.  oxygen

46.  Carbon dioxide  NADPH  ATP

47.  32 ATP’s

48.  oxygen

49.  Lactic acid

50.  36 ATP’s

51.  Glucose