bioenergetics Flashcards

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1
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photosynthesis equation

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carbon dioxide + water —light—– glucose + oxygen

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2
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what is photosythesis

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change carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen.

Takes place in the chloroplasts which contain chlorophyll

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3
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uses of glucose

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respiration(
cellulose(plant cell wall)
amino acids(combined with nitrate ions)
stored as oils(turned into lipids for storing seeds)
stored as starch(insoluble)
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4
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what effects the rate of photosythesis

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light, carbon dioxide, temp

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5
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what else can be a limiting factor

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chlorophyll

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6
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equation for light intensity

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1 / distance squared

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7
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artificial conditions for farming

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greenhouse
artificial light
increase carbon dioxide with paraffin heater
enclosed to stop pests
fertilizers
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what is respiration

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process of transferring energy from the break down of glucose that goes on in every cell

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9
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examples of what respiration does

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build up larger molecules
allow muscles to contract
keep there body temp regulated

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10
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what is metabolism

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sum total of all the reactions that happen in a cell or the body

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11
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examples of when larger molecules are made from smaller ones

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small glucose molecules are joined to form starch, glycogen, cellulose

lipid made from 1 glycerol and 3 fatty acids

glucose and nitrate ions make amino acids

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12
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examples of when larger molecules are bracken down into smaller ones

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glucose broken down in respiration

excess protein is broken down to produce urea

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13
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what is aerobic respiration

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respiration with oxygen

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14
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equation for aerobic respiration

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glucose + oxygen ——— carbon dioxide + water

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15
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what is anaerobic respiration

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respiration without oxygen

incomplete breakdown of glucose making lactic acid

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16
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equation for anaerobic respiration

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glucose ——— lactic acid

17
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what is fermentation

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when glucose and yeast react over a specific temp to form ethanol and carbon dioxide

18
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equation for fermentation

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glucose —— ethanol + carbon dioxide

19
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what is an oxygen debt

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amount of extra oxygen your body needs to react with the build up of lactic acid and remove it from your cells

20
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what is formed from the reaction with lactic acid and oxygen

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carbon dioxide and water

21
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ways that you get rid of the lactic acid

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blood transports lactic acid to liver and is converted to glucose

breathing hard to get oxygen

22
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what happens during vigorous exercise

A

body can’t supply oxygen quickly enough so respire anaerobically

lactic acid builds

muscle fatigue

23
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ways to get more oxygen into your body during exersise

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breathing rate increases to get more oxygen

heart rate increases to get oxygenated blood around the body

removes carbon dioxide

24
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what happens during exercise

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need energy for your muscles to contract and so increased respiration is needed