1. Glycolysis
1.1. Glucose
1.1.1. One of the three end products of cellular respiration.
1.2. ATP
1.3. ADP
1.4. NAD+
1.5. NADH
1.6. Pyruvate
1.6.1. Made after glucose is made in cellular respiration
1.7. Cytoplasm
1.7.1. The area in the cell that consists of the cytosol and the organelles
2. Krebs Cycle
2.1. Pyruvate
2.2. NADH
2.3. NAD+
2.4. ADP
2.5. ATP
2.6. CO2
2.7. FAD
2.8. FADH2
2.9. Mitochondria
2.10. Cytoplasm
3. Electron Transport Chain
3.1. NADH
3.1.1. Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide
3.2. NAD+
3.2.1. Coenzyme that acts as an electron carrier that accepts two electrons and a stabalizing hydrogen to form an NADH
3.3. H+ ions
3.3.1. Positively charged Hydrogen Ion
3.4. O2
3.4.1. Dioxygen
3.5. Water
3.5.1. One of the end products of cellular respiration
3.6. ADP
3.6.1. Adenosine Di Phosphate
3.7. ATP Synthase
3.7.1. Enzyme that provides energy for the cell to use during synthesis of ATP
3.8. ATP
3.8.1. Adenosine Tri Phosphate
3.9. FAD
3.9.1. An electron carrier. Same role as NAD+ however creates FADH2 as opposed to NADH
3.10. FADH2
3.10.1. Flavin adenine dinucleotide with two hydrogen atoms added to it
3.11. Mitochondria
3.11.1. Membrane-enclosed structure found in most eukaryotic cells. Generate most of the cells supply of ATP