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ventilation
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exchange gas with environment
(lungs, gills,skin)=breathing |
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cellular respiration
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break down glucose and stores energy in ATP
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end product of glycolysis
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pyruvate, 4ATP, NADH+H
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end product of calvin cycle
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glucose
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end product of kreb cycle
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NADH+H, H20, ATP
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end product of oxidative phosphorylation
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32 ATP
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amount of energy from a molecule of glucose aerobically
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38
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amount of energy from a molecule of glucose anerobically
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2
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calvin and kreb cycle, why are they cycles
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recycle, gives back what it started with
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purpose of hydrogen reservoir
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power production of ATP
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results of anerobic respiration
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Lactic acid or alcohol and only 2 ATP)
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Both aerobic and anerobic respiration begin with what process
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glycolysis
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Which step of respiration has most energy produced?
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oxidative phosphorylation
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Raw materials vs waste products of respiration/photosynthesis
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raw materials are always on the left of the arrow where it is NOT pointed, products are AFTER the point of the arrow
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The cause of Oxygen debt
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anerobic respiration
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how ADP becomes ATP?
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add a phosphate
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ultimate source of sunlight
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sun, stored in glucose and we use it as ATP by getting it out of the glucose
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why do we die from lack of oxygen?
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1) can't remove H+ from solution
2) H+ becomes equal on both sides of the inner membrane of mitchondria 3) no driving force for H+ to cross- can't make ATP 4) die from lack of energy to run body |
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function of photosynthesis
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store sunlight energy in glucose
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ATP stands for
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adenosine triphosphate
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