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Chapter Introduction | life11e_ch09_1.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_1_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
key concept9.1Cells Harvest Chemical Energy from Glucose Oxidation | life11e_ch09_2.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_2_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
How do cells obtain energy from glucose? | life11e_ch09_3.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_3_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
Redox reactions transfer electrons and energy | life11e_ch09_4.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_4_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
The coenzyme NAD+ is a key electron carrier in redox reactions | life11e_ch09_5.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_5_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
An overview: Harvesting energy from glucose | life11e_ch09_6.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_6_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
recap | life11e_ch09_7.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_7_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
key concept9.2In the Presence of Oxygen, Glucose Is Fully Oxidized | life11e_ch09_8.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_8_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
In the glycolysis pathway, glucose is partially oxidized | life11e_ch09_9.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_9_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
Pyruvate oxidation links glycolysis and the citric acid cycle | life11e_ch09_10.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_10_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
The citric acid cycle completes the oxidation of glucose to CO2 | life11e_ch09_11.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_11_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
Pyruvate oxidation and the citric acid cycle are regulated by the concentrations of starting materials | life11e_ch09_12.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_12_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
recap | life11e_ch09_13.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_13_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
key concept9.3Oxidative Phosphorylation Forms ATP | life11e_ch09_14.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_14_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
What are the steps in oxidative phosphorylation? | life11e_ch09_15.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_15_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
The respiratory chain transfers electrons and protons, and releases energy | life11e_ch09_16.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_16_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
ATP is made through chemiosmosis | life11e_ch09_17.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_17_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
Experiments demonstrate chemiosmosis | life11e_ch09_18.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_18_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
Some microorganisms use non-O2 electron acceptors | life11e_ch09_19.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_19_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
recap | life11e_ch09_20.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_20_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
key concept9.4In the Absence of Oxygen, Some Energy Is Harvested from Glucose | life11e_ch09_21.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_21_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
Cellular respiration yields much more energy than fermentation | life11e_ch09_22.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_22_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
The yield of ATP is reduced by the impermeability of mitochondria to NADH | life11e_ch09_23.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_23_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
recap | life11e_ch09_24.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_24_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
key concept9.5Metabolic Pathways Are Interrelated and Regulated | life11e_ch09_25.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_25_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
Catabolism and anabolism are linked | life11e_ch09_26.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_26_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
Catabolism and anabolism are integrated | life11e_ch09_27.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_27_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
Metabolic pathways are regulated systems | life11e_ch09_28.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_28_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
recap | life11e_ch09_29.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_29_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
Investigating Life | life11e_ch09_30.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_30_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
Chapter Summary | life11e_ch09_31.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_31_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
Apply What You’ve Learned | life11e_ch09_32.html | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |
DLAP questions | life11e_ch09_32_dlap.xml | 57742271757a2e5d11000000 |