Mrs. Williams Freshman Biology Semester One.  Step 1  Convert ________ energy in to ___________ ______ energy  Ends in ___________  Step 2  Convert.

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Mrs. Williams Freshman Biology Semester One

 Step 1  Convert ________ energy in to ___________ ______ energy  Ends in ___________  Step 2  Convert _________ food energy into energy that the cell can use  Ends in ______

 Plants do step 1 with _______________  Plants do step 2 with _______________  Because plants make their own food and then eat it, they are called ____________

 Only do step 2 with ______________  Because animals must eat food that others have made, they are called _________________.

 Convert _________ energy into _________  ___________ performs photosynthesis  Plants, algae, some bacteria, and some protists all perform photosynthesis  Overall reaction:  6________ + 6______ → ___________ + 6______

 Found only in ______ cells  _________: coin-shape structure containing ____________ and ___________; also called photosystems  __________- stacks of thylakoids  _________- fluid inside chloroplast (similar to __________)

 Water  Water ____________ can slow or stop photosynthesis  Plants in dry climates  _______ coating  _______ leaves (needles on cactus)  Temperature  ______ temps slow or stop photosynthesis  ___________ do not work well at low temps

 Light intensity/amount  __________ in light, increase in photosynthesis until at _____________ level  Plants still perform photosynthesis in periods without light  Density of Other Plants  Crowded plants compete for _______ and _________  __________ photosynthesis

 Converts ___________ into ________  _______________ performs cellular respiration  Happens in _____ organisms  Process is called __________ because it requires ___________  Overall reaction:  _____________ + 6_____ → 6_____ + 6______ + (up to) 38 ______

 Found in ________ and _________  Outer and inner _________  _________ - folding of inner membrane  _________ - area inside of inner membrane

Three _____________ groups ________ Ribose

 ATP is a ___________ battery for the cell Made during cellular respiration Used up to complete activities for cell Energy in ATP is stored in high energy bonds between phosphate groups  ADP is a _______ battery for a cell one phosphate has been removed Phosphate must be added back on to recharge battery ATP ADP

PsRs Function Location in cell Uses what? Makes what?