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CELLULAR ENERGIES
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Where is energy created in a eukaryotic cell?
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What about in prokaryotic cells?
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2007-2008 ATP What is energy in biology? Whoa! HOT stuff! Adenosine TriPhosphate
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ATP: energy molecule
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What is energy? Calorie = Energy A calorie is a heat unit of energy
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ATP CYCLE
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How do we define Cellular Respiration? Release energy from food to make ATP
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Who does Respiration? All Living Organisms!
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Aerobic Resp Anaerobic Resp. Req. OXYGEN Makes a LOT ATP NO OXYGEN Makes a LITTLE ATP
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PROTIST Aerobic or Anaerobic? BACTERIA FUNGUS (YEAST) PLANTS ANIMALS
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ANAEROBIC 1 st Step: Glycolysis – Splitting of Glucose EXERGONIC (energy releasing) Phosphorylation NAD
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Where does glycolysis occur? CYTOPLASM
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Flow Chart
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FERMENTATION Respiration with NO oxygen
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Chapter 23 Bacteria and Yeast in Food Production
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What happens to the pyruvate? FERMENTATION: yeast & bacteria
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Fermentation in Humans Build up of Lactic Acid in Muscles Lack of Oxygen
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IN HUMANS
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Choose your own adventure!
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AEROBIC RESPIRATION Where does it occur in a cell?
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Why the extra layers? Increase Surface Area MITOCHONDRIA
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AEROBIC RESPIRATION STEP 1: Glycolysis Glucose Pyruvate If O2 is present! STEP 2: Kreb Cycle STEP 3: Electron Transport Chain (ETC)
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From Food To ATP
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Glucose CO 2 + H 2 O ATP released for cellular work many tiny steps
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All organic molecules!
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Who does photosynthesis?
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Chemoautotrophs
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CHLOROPLAST Increase Surface Area
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CHLOROPHYLL green pigment converts solar energy into chemical energy (ATP)
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The World of Plants: PhotosynthesisUS
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