Bioenergetics B3 Flashcards

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what is photosynthesis?

A

the reaction by which plants make glucose

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2
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what is the word equation for photosynthesis?

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water + carbon dioxide > glucose + oxygen

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3
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where does photosynthesis occur?

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chloroplasts

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4
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what is chlorophyll?

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the green pigment that absorbs the light energy

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5
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what is a limiting factor?

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any factor that slows down the rate of photosynthesis if there is not enough of it

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6
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what are the examples of limiting factors

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  • temperature
  • amount of carbon dioxide
  • light
  • amount of chlorophyll
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7
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why does the rate of reaction begin to level off? (on a grid when measuring from one factor)

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another factor is limiting it

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8
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what time of day is photosynthesis active?

A

day

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9
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what time of day is respiration active?

A

day and night

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10
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what is the independent variable for the rp?

A

distance of light to pondweed

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11
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control variable for rp?

A

pondweed, light source

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12
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dependent variable for rp?

A

volume/ amount of gas

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13
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what are the uses for glucose?

A
  • respiration
  • making seeds
  • making fruit
  • making proteins
  • storage
  • making cell walls
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14
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what the equation for (aerobic) respiration?

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glucose + oxygen > carbon dioxide + water + energy

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15
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where does respiration occur?

A

mitochondria

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16
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what is glucose converted into for storage?

A

insoluble starch

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17
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where is glucose stored as starch?

A

roots, leaves and stems

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18
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advantage of storage of glucose as starch?

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potato and carrot plants store a lot of starch over the winter so a new plant can grow from it the following spring

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19
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what is glucose stored as in seeds?

20
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how is glucose stored in fruit?

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glucose along with another sugar called fructose is turned into sucrose for storing in seeds

21
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how is glucose used to make cell walls?

A

it is converted into cellulose

22
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how does glucose help with protein synthesis?

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combined with nitrates to make amino acids which are then made into proteins

23
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how is the mitochondria adapted for respiration?

A
  • double membrane with folds for larger surface area
  • matrix acts as cytoplasms and contains the enzymes for the reaction
  • ribosomes for protein synthesis
24
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what is the energy released by respiration?

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what is aerobic respiration?
respiration that requires oxygen
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what is anaerobic respiration?
respiration that's doesn't require oxygen
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when is aerobic respiration used?
when muscles don't have enough oxygen during exercise
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what is the equation for anaerobic respiration?
glucose> lactic acid (+ little energy)
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how much energy does anaerobic respiration release compared to aerobic?
anaerobic respiration releases 5% of the energy that aerobic does
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what is the waste product of anaerobic respiration?
lactic acid
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why does heart rate increase during exercise?
your tissues are respiring more, so they need more oxygen which is in the blood, so your heart needs to pump more blood
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why does breathing rate increase during exercise?
- get more oxygen in (oxygen debt) | - helps get rid of waste products in body
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why does your skin go red during exercise?
blood flows to skin to keep you cool
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why do you sweat during exercise?
to regulate body temp
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why do you need protein in diet?
to build and repair muscles
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why do you need carbohydrates in your diet?
energy
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why do you need fat in your diet?
energy and insulation
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what is the enzyme that breaks down carbohydrates called?
carbohydrase
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what is the enzyme that breaks down proteins called?
protease
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what is the enzyme that breaks down lipids (fats) called?
lipase
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what do carbohydrates break down into?
glucose
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what do proteins break down into?
amino acids
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what do lipids (fats) break down into?
glycerol and 3 fatty acids
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what is metabolism?
the rate that reactions occur in a cell or body
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what factors effect metabolism?
- gender (men have faster metabolism) - proportion of muscle to fat in body - amount of exercise - genes - age