Chp. 10 PP Bio CR

photosynthesis

cellular respiration

mitosis

fermentation

Chloroplast

Mitochondria

Nucleus

Ribosome

Mitochondrion; produces energy through cellular respiration

Chloroplast; conducts photosynthesis

Nucleus; stores genetic information

Ribosome; synthesizes proteins

Reactants: Glucose, Oxygen; Products: Carbon dioxide, Water, ATP

Reactants: Carbon dioxide, Water; Products: Glucose, Oxygen, ATP

Reactants: Glucose, Water; Products: Oxygen, Carbon dioxide, ATP

Reactants: Oxygen, ATP; Products: Glucose, Water, Carbon dioxide

NAD+ acts as an electron carrier.

NAD+ becomes NADH after gaining electrons and a hydrogen ion.

NAD+ is similar to NADP+ in photosynthesis.

NAD+ is used to break down glucose directly.

It requires oxygen to occur.

It does not require oxygen to occur.

It produces more ATP than aerobic processes.

It only occurs in the mitochondria.

It requires oxygen to take place.

It breaks down pyruvic acid into CO2.

It produces a large amount of ATP.

It is part of cellular respiration.

It produces more glucose.

It produces more ATP molecules.

It requires less oxygen.

It occurs in the cytoplasm.

Lactic Acid Fermentation

Cellular Respiration

Photosynthesis

Alcoholic Fermentation

To produce glucose

To release energy by breaking down food molecules

To absorb sunlight

To store oxygen