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8.3 READ Qs 1-IDENTIFY In the Kreb’s cycle what is pyruvate converted to? 2- IDENTIFY: Complete the figure by writing the location of each stage of cell respiration -carbon dioxide -cytoplasm -mitochondria -mitochondria membrane
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8.3 READ Qs 3-DEFINE What 2 processes make up anaerobic respiration?
4- CLASSIFY What type of organisms have cells that carry out all of the process shown? -glycolysis -fermentation -plants [autotrophs]
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8.3 DATA ANALYSIS 1-ANALYZE how did the virus affect lactic acid production in the cells? -virus increased lactic acid production after 4 hours
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8.3 DATA ANALYSIS 2- CALCULATE After 8 hours what percentage was the lactic acid higher in the virus group than in the control group? By what percentage was ATP production decreased? -lactic acid increased ~75% [7 - 4=3 : 3/4 = .75] -ATP production decreased ~28% [7 – 5 = 2 : 2/7 = .28]
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8.3 DATA ANALYSIS 2- INFER why having a virus like the flu might make a person feel tired. -decreased ATP synthesis
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8.3 CELLULAR RESPIRATION WHAT YOU WILL LEARN: -product of each stage of cell resp -the role of electron carriers in cell resp -the difference between alcoholic fermentation and lactic-acid fermentation "Cell Respiration"
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MAIN IDEA -Living organisms obtain energy by breaking down organic compounds during cellular respiration
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OVERVIEW of CELLULAR RESPIRATION
-FUNCTION of cellular respiration— makes ENERGY for cells LIST organisms that carry out CELLULAR RESPIRATION? - plants / animals / prokaryotes LIST the organelle where cellular respiration takes place --- - mitochondria IDENTIFY the chemical equation for cell respiration: -C6H12O6 + 6O2 6CO2 + 6H2O + energy
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OVERVIEW of CELLULAR RESPIRATION
IDENTIFY energy form used during cell respiration chemical light mechanical IDENTIFY energy form produced during cell respiration chemical light mechanical DETERMINE total energy produced during cell resp-- -ATP = __________ -NADH+ = __________ cellular respiration (SUGAR GOES TO ATP) ~36 ~10
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IMPORTANT STRUCTURES of CELL RESP
HOW CELLS OBTAIN ENERGY
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PHASES of CELLULAR RESPIRATION
PHASES of “AEROBIC” CELLULAR RESPIRATION PHASE LOCATION MAIN ACTIVITY HIGH-ENERGY MOLECULES MADE per GLUCOSE MOLECULE GLYCOLYSIS KREBS CYCLE ELECTRON TRANSPORT OVERALL -2 ATP net -2 NADH+ cytoplasm glucosepyruvate -2 ATP net -8 NADH+ mitochondria pyruvateCO2 mitochondrial membrane e- + H+ + O2 H2O + ATP ~32 ATP net ~36 ATP net ~10 NADH+
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CELLULAR RESPIRATION
Photosynthesis and Respiration - YouTube
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ANAEROBIC RESPIRATION-NO O2
CAUSE: CELLS CAN’T GET ENOUGH OXYGEN FERMENTATION FOLLOWS: GLYCOLYSIS IT REPLACES: KREB’S CYCLE AND ELECTRON TRANSPORT FERMENTATION IS NEEDED TO REPLENISH SUPPLY OF NAD+ FOR GLYCOLYSIS 2 ATP
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STEP 1-GLYCOLYSIS breaks down glucose cytoplasm
anaerobic - NO O2 needed needs 2 ATP molecules to start EACH GLUCOSE MOLECULE NETS: 2 ATP molecules 2 NADH 2 molecules of pyruvate
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STEP 2-KREB’S CYCLE breaks down pyruvate -- forms CO2
mitochondria of cell aerobic - requires O2 EACH MOLECULE GLUCOSE PRODUCES: 2 ATP 8 NADH 4 CO2
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STEP 3-ELECTRON TRANSPORT
ATP made from high-energy electrons & protons mitochondrial membrane aerobic - requires O2 EACH GLUCOSE MOLECULE PRODUCES: 32 ATP electrons & protons w/O2 make H2O
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ANAEROBIC RESPIRATION-FERMENTATION NO O2 present--
LACTIC ACID FERMENTATION -produced in muscles during strenuous exercise-not enough O2 -lactic acid produced by many microorganisms -used in making yogurt, sour cream, cheese ALCOHOL FERMENTATION -used in making beer & wine -occurs in organisms such as bacteria/yeast
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CELLULAR RESPIRATION
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