| 1. | The ETS (Electron Transport System) is located: |
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| 2. | The ETS receives electrons from: |
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| 3. | Whan a component of the ETS receives electrons, it is said to be: |
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| 4. | The mitochondrion is surrounded by ____ membranes. |
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| 5. | As electrons travel down the ETS, they release: |
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| 6. | The energy released by electrons moving down the ETS causes the pumping of: |
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| 7. | Hydrogen ions are pumped from the __________ to the ___________. |
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| 8. | H+ move down their concentration gradient by ___________ back into the matrix. |
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| 9. | When the H+ re-enter the matrix, they activate an enzyme called: |
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| 10. | The final electron acceptor is: |
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| 11. | When electrons are transferred to oxygen at the end of the ETS, they also unite with H+ to produce: |
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| 12. | Cyanide is a metabolic poison that stops the ETS by directly blocking the actions of: |
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| 13. | Each NADH entering the ETS from Kreb's cycle produces: |
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| 14. | Each FADH2 entering the ETS from Kreb's cycle produces: |
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| 15. | Oxygen is needed in the ETS to: |