Cellular Respiration Converting Food into Energy Cellular Respiration
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Cellular Respiration Converting Food into Energy!
Cellular Respiration • Process of breaking down ______ to produce _____ • Equation: ______+ ______ + _____
Respiration Video • Video: Cellular Respiration
2 Types of Respiration • _____ Respiration: uses ____ to break down _______ to produce _______ • _____ Respiration (“Fermentation”): does _______ use _____ to break down _______ to produce ____
Respiration Pathways Comparison of Pathways
2 Steps of AEROBIC Respiration • 1) _______: _____ (6 -C sugar) is split into ______ (3 -C molecule) 2 ____ & ____ produced – Occurs in ______ • 2) ________________: (Krebs Cycle and Electron Transport chain) _____ + _________ produce 34 _____, _______, and _______ – Occurs in _______
2 Steps of _____ Respiration • 1) ________: ____ is split into _____ 2 _______ produced • 2) ________: ____combines with an energy carrier to produce _______ and _______ or ______ – ______ fermentation: ______ + ____ (bread, wine, beer) – ______ fermentation: ______ (sore muscles)
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Respiration Video • Releasing Chemical Energy Video
Cellular Respiration Compare to Photosynthesis What are the similarities? • What are the differences?
References • Holt, Rinehart, Winston. (2007) Biology (CA Ed. ). • Simply Science: Energy Converters. United Learning (1998). Retrieved November 5, 2006, from unitedstreaming: http: //www. unitedstreaming. com/
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