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DO NOW- 15 minutes to complete. Cellular Respiration- A Chemical Reaction Read and Answer Questions TAKE OUT HOMEWORK. Cellular Respiration. A Closer Look at the Chemical Reaction Introduction to biosynthesis and metabolism. Cellular Respiration- A Chemical Reaction. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Cellular Respiration- A Chemical ReactionRead and Answer Questions

TAKE OUT HOMEWORK

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Cellular Respiration

• A Closer Look at the Chemical Reaction• Introduction to biosynthesis and

metabolism

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Cellular Respiration- A Chemical Reaction

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Cellular Respiration- A Chemical Reaction

Oxygen + Organic Molecule ----> Carbon Dioxide + Water + ENERGY

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Cellular Respiration- A Chemical Reaction

Oxygen + Organic Molecule ----> Carbon Dioxide + Water + ENERGY

O2 + C6H12O6 ----> CO2 + H2O + ATP

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Cellular Respiration- A Chemical Reaction

Reactants: Products: Oxygen + Organic Molecule ----> Carbon Dioxide + Water + ENERGY

O2 + C6H12O6 ----> CO2 + H2O + ATP

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Cellular Respiration- A Chemical Reaction

Reactants: Products: Oxygen + Organic Molecule ----> Carbon Dioxide + Water + ENERGY

O2 + C6H12O6 ----> CO2 + H2O + ATP

Inhale Exhale

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Reactants

• Oxygen• Organic Molecule

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•How do animals get Oxygen?

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•How do animals get Oxygen?

•How do you think a single-celled organism gets oxygen?

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• How do autotrophs get organic molecules?

• How do heterotrophs get organic molecules?

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• How do autotrophs get organic molecules?–PHOTOSYNTHESIS- glucose

• How do heterotrophs get organic molecules?

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• How do autotrophs get organic molecules?–PHOTOSYNTHESIS- glucose

• How do heterotrophs get organic molecules?–EATING- carbohydrates (sugars, starches),

proteins, fats (lipids)

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PRODUCTS

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PRODUCTS

• Carbon Dioxide• Water• ATP (energy)

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• What do animals do with carbon dioxide and water?–Exhale, leaves as waste product

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• What do animals do with carbon dioxide and water?–Exhale, leaves as waste product

• How do you think a single celled organism gets rid of carbon dioxide and water?

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• What do animals do with carbon dioxide and water?–Exhale, leaves as waste product

• How do you think a single celled organism gets rid of carbon dioxide and water?–Leaves through the cell membrane

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ATP

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ATP

• Energy molecule• Used to power all cell activities

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What does the cell do with the leftovers?

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Biosynthesis

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Biosynthesis

• Organic molecules that have been broken down are used to build other organic molecules

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Biosynthesis

• Organic molecules that have been broken down are used to build other organic molecules

– Proteins– Lipids– Carbohydrates– Nucleic Acids

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Metabolism

• What is metabolism?• How is cellular respiration a metabolic

process?

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Metabolism

• Metabolism is the breakdown and buildup of molecules in living things

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Metabolism

• Metabolism is the breakdown and buildup of molecules in living things

• Cellular Respiration breaks down organic molecules to release energy, and then synthesizes new compounds.