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Summary Respiration - Complete IGCSE Biology Notes
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- Unit 12 - Respiration
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- CIE
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, Respiration·
respiration the chemical reaction that breaks down nutrient molecules in living cells to release energy
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Mitochondria is not necessary for respiration to happen
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energy is always present as an end product
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uses of the produced energy
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muscle contractions ·
cell division
growth
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maintaining body temperature
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protein synthesis
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passing nerve impulses
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aerobic respiration the breakdown of glucose in the presence of oxygen to release a large amount of energy
occurs in every living plant and animal cell
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CGH120G -
H2C
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CGHi200 + 602 > GCO2 + GH20 + lots of ATP
&
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>
- CO2
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respiratory enzymes are essential and found in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes T
0 - ATP ↓
anaerobic breakdown food
respiration release of a
relatively small amount of energy by the of
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substance (glucose) in the absence or lack of oxygen
can occur in both human and non-human
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occurs in the cytoplasm of cells
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anaerobic respiration in humans
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CoHi200 -
insufficient oxygen
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> 2C3HoOs +
little ATP
of needed by the tissues to oxidise lactic acid
oxygen debt-amount extra oxygen muscle
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process /in muscles) -
when there is a lack of oxygen delivered to the muscle cells , It will lead to oxygen debt
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With a high level of lactic acid , It will cause fatigue and muscle ache
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concentration of CO2 and lactic acid in tissues and blood increases and the blood pH decreases
· the intercostal muscles will be stimulated to contract harder and more often
· the hard and fast contraction leads to faster and deeper breathing
* the heart beats faster to get more O2 in the blood
* the blood cannot supply enough O2 to maintain aerobic respiration as muscle cells use up a lot of energy
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anaerobic respiration in non-humans (fermentation by yeast cells)
insufficient > ethanol little ATP
glucose oxygen + carbon dioxide +
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CoHi200 -
insufficient oxygen
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> 2CH5OH + 2CO2 + little ATP
can be used in the making of
yogurt (with slight Introduction of bacterial
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