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DO NOW Name the stages of cellular respiration and where it occurs Where is the majority of the ATP produced? What is the function of coenzyme A? 12Bio 2011

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DO NOW. Name the stages of cellular respiration and where it occurs Where is the majority of the ATP produced? What is the function of coenzyme A?. Fill in the following. The light reaction makes……….. And …………. Which are used in the Calvin cycle The light reaction occurs in the …………… - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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DO NOW Name the stages of cellular respiration

and where it occurs

Where is the majority of the ATP produced?

What is the function of coenzyme A?

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Fill in the following The light reaction makes……….. And

…………. Which are used in the Calvin cycle

The light reaction occurs in the ……………

The dark reaction occurs in the ……………

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PHOTOSYNTHESISYear 12 Biology (MAH)

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Chloroplast structure

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Where are they found?

Most chloroplasts are found in the palisade layer which is located close to the top of the leaf. This enables as much sunlight as possible to be absorbed and increases the efficiency of photosynthesis.

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Photosynthesis equation

6CO2 + 6H2O ------ C6H12O6 + 6O2

SUNLIGHT CHLOROPHYLL

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Carbohydrates

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Light Reaction Occurs on the grana Light energy is used to do two things

› Excite electrons (give them more energy) to energise electrons along an electron transport chain

› Split water

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Electron Excitation When light strikes an electron in a

chlorophyll molecule, the electrons gain enough energy to be channelled into electron transport chain

Here ATP is produced. As high energy electrons from chlorophyll pass down an electron transport chain they release energy and ATP forms

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Photolysis – splitting of water

Water is split into hydrogen ions electrons and oxygen

Electrons used to replace those used in electron transport chain

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LIGHT PHASE

ENERGY USED TO DO TWO THINGS:› Split water into hydrogen and oxygen

(Hydrogen goes to fill Hydrogen carrier NADP NADPH2

› Some energy is used to charge up ADP ATP

NADPH2 and ATP then move to the stroma for the Calvin Cycle

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Dark Cycle/Calvin Cycle Cycle beings by carbon dioxide being

captured from the air and fixed into a molecule in the stroma

The Calvin cycle then reduces fixed carbon to glucose with the help of NADH2 and ATP from the light phase

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STEPS Carbon dioxide is attached to the five carbon sugar compound

(Ribulose -1-5-biphosphate) by the enzyme Rubisco forming a SIX carbon compound.

The six carbon intermediate compound is UNSTABLE and breaks up into two molecules of PGA (3 Phosphoglycerate)

The PGA molecules are converted to PGAL (3-phosphoglyceraldehyde). This requires ATP and NADPH. The NADPH supplies H atoms and electrons needed for this reaction. The ADP and NADP are then ‘refilled’ by the light phase

The PGAL molecules are converted via a number of steps to glucose, cellulose, starch, disaccharides, lipids and amino acids OR will be recycled through a variety of reactions to form Ribulose-1-5- biphosphate ready to accept another carbon dioxide.

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Compounds plant requires including glucose

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CLOZE Activity In PAIRS fill in the gaps to the

paragraph using the words provided

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Photosynthesis summary

Light dependent:

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Light independent:

O2

H2O CO2

C6H12O6

Chemical energy (ATP)

Reactive hydrogen(NADPH)

(eventually)

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Photosynthesis summary

Light dependent:

- Grana/thylakoid membranes- Water converted to oxygen- Light energy converted to chemical energy (ATP)

Light independent:

- Chloroplast stroma- Carbon dioxide converted to glucose- Requires chemical energy (ATP)- Requires reactive hydrogen

O2

H2O CO2

C6H12O6

Chemical energy (ATP)

Reactive hydrogen(NADPH)

(eventually)

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Compare/Contrast Compare and contrast photosynthesis

vs respiration› How many major steps?› Inputs› Outputs› Where occurs

› Should take up at least one page in your book (Good for revision)

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Compare and Contrast

PHOTOSYNTHESIS RESPRIRATION

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Comparing photosynthesis and respiration

Photosynthesis Respiration

Both require membranesP.S. – thylakoidResp – inner mitochondrialmembrane

Converts mobilechemical energyto ATP

Converts lightenergy to mobilechemical energy

Occurs in chloroplasts

Occurs in cytoplasmand mitochondria

Both involveATP and reactivehydrogen atoms

Produces O2Consumes H2O

Produces H2OConsumes O2

Both have electrontransport chains

Both involve energyconversion

2 major steps

3 major steps

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What effects photosynthesis?

Enzymes Temperature Amount of carbon dioxide Light intensity and wavelength Chlorophyll and minerals Absorption of carbon dioxide Sufficient water

Use Bayley pg. 137 to describe factors that effect photosynthesis and describe what is the compensation point

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TO DO!! Make a poem/rap about

photosynthesis and combine all knowledge regarding light phase and Calvin cycle

Look at these for inspiration

This will HELP you remember what you have learnt

Prepare to report to class

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PHOTOSYNTHESIS AND RESPIRATION??

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Carbon Dioxide Saturation

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See an animation of Mitosis

Square dance

http://www.cellsalive.com/meiosis.htm