Glycolisis, Link reaction, Krebs Cycle and Oxydative Phosphorylation

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Fill in the Blanks Glycolisis, Link reaction, Krebs Cycle and Oxydative PhosphorylationOnline version to check students prior knowledge about those mentioned topic by Made Bramasta 1 Aerobic respiration begins with , where glucose is broken down in the cytoplasm . This process produces two molecules of , a small amount of , and . When oxygen is available , pyruvate enters the mitochondrial matrix and undergoes the . During this stage , pyruvate is decarboxylated , releasing , and the remaining two - carbon acetyl group forms . The acetyl group then enters the , where it combines with the four - carbon compound . During this cycle , carbon dioxide is released and the coenzymes and are produced . These reduced coenzymes transfer hydrogen to the electron transport chain during . Energy released from the electrons is eventually used to produce large amounts of ATP . At the end of the electron transport chain , acts as the final electron acceptor and combines with and protons to form water .