B9 Flashcards

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Organisms need energy for-

A
  • chemical reactions to build larger molecules
  • movement - animals
  • keeping warm - animals
  • active transport- plants
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2
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Aerobic respiration equation

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Glucose + oxygen– carbon dioxide + water

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3
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How does the body respond to exercise?

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  • muscle fibres require energy to contract and cause movement. They contain many mitochondria which carry out aerobic respiration and release energy needed
  • muscle fibres store glycogen which can be converted back into glucose for use in respiration when needed
  • heart rate, breathing rate and breathing volume increase to supply muscles with more oxygenated blood
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4
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If insufficient oxygen is supplied, what happens?

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  • anaerobic respiration takes places in muscles.
  • this incomplete oxidation of glucose causes build up of lactic acid and creates oxygen debt
  • during long periods of exercise, muscles become fatigued
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5
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Anaerobic respiration

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Occurs without oxygen, less energy is transferred

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6
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Animals - anaerobic respiration equation

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Glucose – lactic acid

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7
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Plants/yeast cells - anaerobic respiration– equation

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Glucose – ethanol + carbon dioxide

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8
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Lactic acid that’s built up because of anaerobic respiration must be broken down using what and into what?

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Using oxygen
Into carbon dioxide and water

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10
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Oxygen required to break down lactic acid is called what?

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Oxygen debt

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11
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Why does breathing and heart rate remain high after exercise?

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To provide extra oxygen required to remove lactic acid

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12
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Lactic acid + oxygen –

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Carbon dioxide + water

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13
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Metabolism

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Sum of all reactions that take place in a call/the body

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14
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Energy transferred by respiration in cells is used by the organism for

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Continual enzyme controlled processes of metabolism that synthesise new moleculesb

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15
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What can glucose be converted into?

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Starch, glycogen, cellulose

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16
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Use of glucose and nitrate ions forms…

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Amino acids, which are used to synthesise proteins

17
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Liver carries out many metabolic functions, for example

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Removal of lactic acid

18
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Blood flowing through the muscles carries lactic acid to the liver where it’s converted into…

19
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Oxygen debt is repaid once glucose is broken down ____ to form ____ and ___

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Aerobically
Carbon dioxide
Water

20
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If glucose isn’t required, it’s

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Converted into glycogen and stored in the liver