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- Then what is gycolysis and where does it happen?
- The by-products of gycolysis are then entered into theKrebs cycle which requires oxygen
- Gycolysis is the breaking up of glucose to pyruvic acids. This occurs in the cytoplasm.
- Hey little flee, what do you know about cellular respiration.
- Well, cellular respiration allows us to take glucose and turn it into energy
- Cellular respiration produces 6 moles. ofcarbondioxides, 6 water moles., and energy
- Blah.. Blah... Blah... cellular respiration
- One day a flower overheard some kids talking about Cellular Respiration and got a little curious...
- Haha you're so funny Jaden.
- What's next?
- During gyolysis and Krebs cycle we are taking NAD+ and we add hydrogen to make NADH which drives our next stage called Electron TransportCycle
- NADH from NAD+ bring electrons to the electron transport chain which creates hydrogen ions in the inter membraneof the mitochondria.
- Wait! You forgot ATP Sythase
- ADP is formed whenphosphate from ATP is lost.
- I was just getting there. ATP sythase uses energy to complete the phosphorylation of ADP to ATP
- Thanks for teaching me about cellular respirationlittle flee
- by saniya hillman
- Yeah no problem. But do yourself a favor and pay attention in biology next time
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