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This Week: Digestion and Nutrition Next Week: Plants are Cool 5/2 Exam 3 4/27 bonus 3 4/30 homework 4 (12 pts max)

The Digestive System CB 41.15

Photosynthesis Cellular Respiration CO2 + H2O C6H1206 + O2 CO2 + H2O light Photosynthesis CO2 + H2O C6H1206 + O2 sugar Cellular Respiration CO2 + H2O C6H1206 + O2 sugar energy ADP ATP

Cells store energy in ATP Energy released Energy used

Complex molecules are broken down and then used to build needed molecules and to produce energy

breaking large molecules into small molecules Physical digestion: liquefying of food Chemical digestion: breaking large molecules into small molecules CB 41.21

Carnivores have a short digestive system Herbivores have a long digestive system CB 41.27

CB 6.9

Carbohydrates- rings of carbon with oxygen CB 5.7 Carbohydrates- rings of carbon with oxygen

CB 5.8 Carb’s- provide energy and structural support

CB 41.28 Ruminants can release sugar from cellulose by the action of methanogens that live in their gut.

Cells store energy in ATP Energy released Energy used

Energy can be transferred but not created or destroyed. Thermodynamics Energy can be transferred but not created or destroyed. CB 8.3

Energy transfer CB 9.2

Cellular respiraton occurs in mitochondria CB 6.17

CB 9.19 Cellular Respiration

CB 9.19 Cellular Respiration

Membranes are critical for ATP production CB 7.7 Membranes are critical for ATP production

CB 7.17 Membrane transport pump channel

Diffusion: Movement from high to low concentration CB 7.11 Diffusion: Movement from high to low concentration

CB 9.19 Cellular Respiration

protons neutrons electrons CB 2.4 Atoms are made of: protons neutrons electrons

H2O OH- H+ _ _ acid base Water is not always water CB 3.8 O H H O H H

[H+] Electron transport pumps H+ ions across membrane CB 9.15 [H+] oxygen accepts electron

CB 9.14 The diffusion of hydrogen ions through ATP synthase creates ATP from ADP and P http://youtube.com/watch?v=U2kIatxYrws

Complex molecules are broken down and then used to build needed molecules and to produce energy