Cellular Respiration by Jacob Jung

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On the reals:

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How would cellular respiration be different if fermentation didn't take place? Also, what is a oxidative decuboxylation?

~@o.skrrt

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what parts of the body does the food you digest go through?

alcohol is fermented sugar.

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cellular respiration is about food digestion and conversion of energy so we can function well

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CELLULAR RESPIRATION is how the cells breathe

I Have a question:

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What is the difference between alcholic

is cellular respiration only in plants

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Is cellular respiration about food or breathing????

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During what stage of cellular respiration is the most ATP synthesized?
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process of making Atp can be different but every cell have to make ATP and cellular respiration is one of the way to make ATP

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how is cellular Respir

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cellular respiration happens in the mitochondria

does cellular respiration change... like the process

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how is cellular respiration for

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Question

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anaerobic reactions without oxygen is a sort of last resort or plan b right?

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Does anyone know the formula for cellular respiration?

food breaks down and gets stored later for energy !!!!!!

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- @ashlycheng on ig (:

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Does anyone know where yeast comes from?

what's happening in fermentation? what are the products?

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set of metabolic reactions

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and processes

Pyruvate is acid

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kimchi is an example of fermentation

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During anaerobic respiration, cellular respiration creates lactic acid or ethanol

does cellular respiration require energy

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What is the difference between form alcoholic fermentation and fermentation?

what is an electron transport chain?

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The food is gets will be transferred to ATP

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The potential of NADH and FADH2 is converted to more ATP through an electron transport chain with oxygen as the "terminal electron acceptor". Most of the ATP produced by aerobic cellular respiration is made by oxidative phosphorylation.

IDK

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what's ATP?

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OMG GUYS OK SO YEAST COMES FROM THE GROUND AND LIKE ITS A BACTERIA AND LIKE

whats the diff between an

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Cellular Respiration

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did a scientist come up with celluar respiration?

Pyruvate is an enzyme

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ATP is a nucleic acid

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whats the diff between aaeorbic and anaerobic

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ATP is a form of energy!!!

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WHAT IS ADP???

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whats the formula of aerobic respiration and anaerobic respiration
also what are the products

Oxidation reactions is when a carboxylate group is removed and forms carbon dioxide

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cellular respiration throws carbon dioxide as an waste product but photosynthesis throws oxygen as an waste product

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does dehydration relate with anaerobic respiration?

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atp=tri=three

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adp=di=two

To Derek

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Yes the Kreb's cycle has oxygen!

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Cellular Respiration is the process by which the chemical energy of "food" molecules is released and partially captured in the form of ATP

What is the structure of ADP

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how long does cellular respiration last

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fermentation is the chemical breakdown of a substance by bacteria, yeasts, or other micro-organisms :)))) (ig: ___jansen

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How does Krebs cycle make ATP?

ADP is the ATP with 1 phosphate taken out

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the difference is oxygen! <3

In what circumstances would you be deprived of oxygen and anaerobic respiration occurs?

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The electron transport chain creates the most ATP. The NADH and FADH gives electrons to ADP to create ATP

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the presence of oxygen is the difference

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An example of Cellular respiration is taking sugar and breaking it down to water and carbon dioxide and in the process making ATP

if someone were sick...

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how much atp would be produced ?

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what is aerobic respiration? what are the products?

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you lie down in the flower bed of my body intruding the stems of my veins and the flower petals of my lungs, and although its painful, i say nothing.

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krebs cycle makes energized electrons for electron transport chain to process

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What do the prefixes aero and anae mean in the respiration cycles

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aero means air fam

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anaero means no air

what leads to fermentation tho? like under what kinds of conditions?

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ADP stands for Adenosine triphosphate and ADP means Adenosine diphospate. ATP has 3 phosphate where ADP has 2 phosphate. The elctron transport chain gives ADP one more phosphate to create ATP

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We digest our foods which turn into nutrients. These nutrients turn into energy where we'll be able to perform daily activities! - @___jansen

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can someone explain this

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@l.e.i.yang

aero means with oxygen ana means no oxygen

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Tammy's Model

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pc: Daniel (@que.dani

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Is it bad to have NO oxygen in cellular respiration ? :^)

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uses fermentation when there is no oxygen present

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the respiration and photosynthesis cycle exists because their products are each other's reactions.

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Yes oxygen is important because it drives the whole cycle @hernandeztdaniel

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what respiration is releasing water vapor????

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ATP is a type of chemical energy

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what is cellular respiration

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#frog

Atp turns into Adp when two phosphates kick one off :))) - @___jansen

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@jansen I thought it was one phosphate????? cause ADP isn't D mean duo????

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i assume a lot of cellular respiration occurs in lung cells

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aerobic respiration is the process of producing cellular energy with oxygen !!!!!

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add me on snap too @ahhshlyc ((:::

no its not bad to have no oxygen in cellular respiration, it just doesn't produce as much ATP as the process with oxygen

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the cycle starts off with three phosphates?

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- Jansen

Glucose is a start of molecule of cellular respiration

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Yes it is bad to have no oxygen because oxygen is a key player in the entire thing -daniell-hernand

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TO JAI

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no it is not one phosphate

Does dehydration have anything do with anaerobic respiration

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@benyoncehoa

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Does cellular respiration ALWAYS happen in foods? Just curious :

#jansen hey so is ADp two phosphates or 1??????

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#toad

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What is the importance of pyruvates

ATP has 3 Phosphate and 1 needs to break apart to make energy

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What is the process of CR in the nucleus? Please simplify the explanation.. I'm dumb

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@hxlon

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i mean we get glucose from eating, we can't produce glucose through photosynthesis like plants

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atp starts off with three phosphates :))) -@___jansen

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#toad

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whats the krebs cycle about

adp means that one of the phosphates were kicked off making only two!! :) - @___jansen

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guys some of the things you can search up online

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isn't krebs cycle like calvin cycle????????

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-------------smot girl

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guys what is the form for cellular respiration again tho?

Pyruvic acid supplies energy to living cells through the citric acid cycle

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Cellular Respiration is life

These are some really good questions and comments everyone

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mew hue hue

its the opposite of photosynthesis

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The citric acid cycle is a series of reactions that produces two carbon dioxide molecules, one GTP/ATP, and reduced forms of NADH and FADH2.

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#smotgirl

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ATP isn't energy, its the third phosphate bond breaking that creates energy.
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so cells break ATP to form energy? how do they do it

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o tode boy ;)