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The by-products of cellular respiration include _____.
ATP
ribose
an energy source for cell processes
breaks down food molecules to release stored energy
Calvin Cycle
carbon dioxide and water
mitochondria
carbon dioxide, oxygen
The process of photosynthesis is essential in the oxygen/carbon dioxide cycle. Photosynthesis removes _____ from the atmosphere and produces and releases _____ into the atmosphere.
ATP
ribose
an energy source for cell processes
breaks down food molecules to release stored energy
Calvin Cycle
carbon dioxide and water
mitochondria
carbon dioxide, oxygen
Which of these is NOT part of cellular respiration?
ATP
ribose
an energy source for cell processes
breaks down food molecules to release stored energy
Calvin Cycle
carbon dioxide and water
mitochondria
carbon dioxide, oxygen
Energy from food must be transformed into the bonds of _____ before it can be used by cells.
ATP
ribose
an energy source for cell processes
breaks down food molecules to release stored energy
Calvin Cycle
carbon dioxide and water
mitochondria
carbon dioxide, oxygen
Which organelle produces ATP during cell respiration?
ATP
ribose
an energy source for cell processes
breaks down food molecules to release stored energy
Calvin Cycle
carbon dioxide and water
mitochondria
carbon dioxide, oxygen
The ATP molecule consists of a base, _____, and a chain of three phosphates.
ATP
ribose
an energy source for cell processes
breaks down food molecules to release stored energy
Calvin Cycle
carbon dioxide and water
mitochondria
carbon dioxide, oxygen
The process of cellular respiration _____.
ATP
ribose
an energy source for cell processes
breaks down food molecules to release stored energy
Calvin Cycle
carbon dioxide and water
mitochondria
carbon dioxide, oxygen
How is ATP used? It is used as _____.
ATP
ribose
an energy source for cell processes
breaks down food molecules to release stored energy
Calvin Cycle
carbon dioxide and water
mitochondria
carbon dioxide, oxygen
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