Link reaction - The stage in respiration where pyruvate from glycolysis is covered in to acetyl co A., Krebs cycle - A stage in respiration which is a series of oxidation reaction which takes place in the matrix., Substrate level phosphorylation - The formation of ATP by the direct transfer of a phosphate group from a reactive intermediate of ADP, Coenzymes - Molecules that some enzymes require to function., Oxidative phorphorylation - The formation of ATP as a result of the transfer of electrons the reduced NAD to oxygen., Electron transfer chain - A series of proteins embedded in the membrane of the mitochondria which can pass electrons along it., Redox reaction - A reaction where one chemical is oxidised and another is reduced., Chemiosmotic theory - The theory that explains how oxidative phosphorylation occurs in the mitochondria, ATP synthase - An enzyme that makes ATP, it is found on the stalked particle in the membrane of the mitochondria., Substrate - Substaces that can be oxidised by cells to release energy e.g. sugars, lipids and protein.,

A level Biology Chapter 12- 12.2+12.3

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