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AP BIO 12.16.15 1.Homework:  Get respiration lab organized for Friday (due 1.05.16) 2.Photosynthesis unit: Reading guide available Friday (will be online)

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1 AP BIO 12.16.15 1.Homework:  Get respiration lab organized for Friday (due 1.05.16) 2.Photosynthesis unit: Reading guide available Friday (will be online) Mastering Biology assignment opens Friday (due 1.5.16) No extensions on this one Goals: Unit 3 Exam

2 Objectives for Cellular Respiration Unit: Cellular respiration in eukaryotes involves a series of coordinated enzyme-catalyzed reactions that harvest free energy from simple carbohydrates The electron transport chain captures free energy from electrons in a series of coupled reactions that establish an electrochemical gradient across membranes Mitochondria specialize in energy capture and transformation

3 Chapter 7 reading guide Quorum sensing notes Mouse party HHMI Biointeractive click & learn I’ll take care of the group posters CHAPTER 7 HOMEWORK LIST TO HAND IN

4 12.8 Fermentation CR lab set practice run and prep 12.10 CR lab (formal) 12.14 Review Day 12.16 Exam: Diffusion/Osmos is Cell Communication Signal transduction Cellular respiration Fermentation Homework due 12.18 Poster making session Movie UNIT CALENDAR

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