Question 4: What serves as the final electron acceptor in the transport chain? Answer: Question 5: The 4-carbon molecule that is recycled during the citric acid cycle is: (pick one) oxalacetate ADP acetyl CoA RuBP Question 6. The enzyme used to synthesize ATP during chemiosmosis is known as Answer:

Question 4: What serves as the final electron acceptor in the transport chain? Answer: Question 5: The 4-carbon molecule that is recycled during the citric acid cycle is: (pick one) oxalacetate ADP acetyl CoA RuBP Question 6. The enzyme used to synthesize ATP during chemiosmosis is known as Answer:

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ISBN:9781337392938

Author:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Publisher:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Chapter8: How Cells Make Atp: Energy-releasing Pathways

Section8.2: The Four Stages Of Aerobic Respiration

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Question 4: What serves as the final electron acceptor in the transport chain?

Answer:

Question 5: The 4-carbon molecule that is recycled during the citric acid cycle is: (pick one)

	oxalacetate
	ADP
	acetyl CoA
	RuBP

Question 6. The enzyme used to synthesize ATP during chemiosmosis is known as

Answer:

Question 7:

Most of the carbon dioxide produced by the catabolism of glucose is released during (pick one)

	the citric acid cycle
	the electron transport chain
	chemiosmosis
	glycolysis

Question 8: The reduced form of NAD is:

Answer:

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