Respiration Flashcards

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What do the chemical reactions do in aerobic respiration?

A

1) Use glucose and oxygen

2) release energy

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2
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Does aerobic respiration occur in both plants and animals?

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Yes

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3
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Inside plants, where does aerobic respiration mostly occur?

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The mitochondria

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Glucose + X = Carbon dioxide + Y (+ energy). What are X and Y?

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X = Oxygen
Y = Water
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What effect does the energy produced by respiration have on molecules?

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Builds larger molecules from smaller ones

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What effect does energy produced from respiration have on animals?

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Enables muscles to contract

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What effect does energy produced from respiration have on mammals and birds?

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Helps them to maintain a steady body temperature in colder surroundings

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What effect does energy produced from respiration have on plants?

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Builds up sugars, nitrates, and other nutrients into amino acids which are then built into proteins

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9
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What happens during exercises?

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1) the heart race increases

2) the rate and depth of breathing increases

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What happens when the blood flow to the muscles increases?

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1) increase the supply of sugar and oxygen

2) increase the rate of removal of carbon dioxide

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What do muscles store glucose as?

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Glycogen

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What is done to the glycogen in muscles during exercise?

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Converted back to glucose so aerobic respiration can occur

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13
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If there is insufficient oxygen, which type of respiration occurs?

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Anaerobic respiration

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14
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In anaerobic respiration, what does the incomplete breakdown of glucose produce?

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Lactic acid

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15
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Why is there less energy released during anaerobic respiration?

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Because there is an incomplete breakdown of glucose

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16
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What does anaerobic respiration result in?

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Oxygen dept

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17
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Why does the oxygen debt in anaerobic respiration have to be repaid?

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In order to oxidise lactic acid to carbon dioxide and water

18
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What happens to muscles if they are subjected to longer periods of extreme exercise?

A

They become fatigued

19
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What is the main cause of muscle fatigue?

A

Build up of lactic acid

20
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How is lactic acid removed?

A

By the blood flow through the muscles

21
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What are chemical reactions inside cells controlled by?

22
Q

What do the chemical reactions do in aerobic respiration?

A

1) Use glucose and oxygen

2) release energy

23
Q

Does aerobic respiration occur in both plants and animals?

24
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Inside plants, where does aerobic respiration mostly occur?

A

The mitochondria

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Glucose + X = Carbon dioxide + Y (+ energy). What are X and Y?
``` X = Oxygen Y = Water ```
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What effect does the energy produced by respiration have on molecules?
Builds larger molecules from smaller ones
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What effect does energy produced from respiration have on animals?
Enables muscles to contract
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What effect does energy produced from respiration have on mammals and birds?
Helps them to maintain a steady body temperature in colder surroundings
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What effect does energy produced from respiration have on plants?
Builds up sugars, nitrates, and other nutrients into amino acids which are then built into proteins
30
What happens during exercises?
1) the heart race increases | 2) the rate and depth of breathing increases
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What happens when the blood flow to the muscles increases?
1) increase the supply of sugar and oxygen | 2) increase the rate of removal of carbon dioxide
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What do muscles store glucose as?
Glycogen
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What is done to the glycogen in muscles during exercise?
Converted back to glucose so aerobic respiration can occur
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If there is insufficient oxygen, which type of respiration occurs?
Anaerobic respiration
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In anaerobic respiration, what does the incomplete breakdown of glucose produce?
Lactic acid
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Why is there less energy released during anaerobic respiration?
Because there is an incomplete breakdown of glucose
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What does anaerobic respiration result in?
Oxygen dept
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Why does the oxygen debt in anaerobic respiration have to be repaid?
In order to oxidise lactic acid to carbon dioxide and water
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What happens to muscles if they are subjected to longer periods of extreme exercise?
They become fatigued
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What is the main cause of muscle fatigue?
Build up of lactic acid
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How is lactic acid removed?
By the blood flow through the muscles
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What are chemical reactions inside cells controlled by?
Enzymes