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Cells use a variety of metabolic pathways to construct ATP, but each concludes with the same step. Which of the following describes the final step by which ADP becomes ATP?
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The process that produces ATP from sugars begins with glycolysis; when fatty acids are used the process begins with
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During exercise, the increase in respiration rate and heartbeat speed are driven by the need to replenish the oxygen used to support
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Most Tibetans do not compensate for the low oxygen of their environment with an increase in red blood cells; perhaps their mitochondria have evolved a less oxygen-dependent method of catabolizing sugar and producing CO₂.
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The conversion of inorganic carbon from air into the carbon atoms found in all living organisms is known as carbon ____________________.
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Several energy carriers can be found in eukaryotic cells; the most versatile, as indicated in the illustration below, is 
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The NADH produced by the Krebs cycle donates electrons to the electron transport chain.
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During the process of photosynthesis, plants capture the kinetic energy of moving photons and transform it into potential energy in the form of
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During alcoholic fermentation, pyruvate is converted to ethanol in order to
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Fermentation produces more ATP molecules than aerobic respiration does.
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The green pigment most commonly associated with photosynthesis is ____________________.
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The muscles of a very active organism would contain fewer mitochondria than the muscles of a less active organism.
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The energy source that makes oxidative phosphorylation possible comes from
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