Biology

• The reactants of cellular respiration are Glucose and oxygen.
• The products of cellular respiration are Energy, carbon dioxide, and water.
• The reactants of photosynthesis are Carbon dioxide, water, and sun energy.
• The products of photosynthesis are Glucose and oxygen.
• The organelle responsible for cellular respiration is the Mitochondria.
• The organelle responsible for photosynthesis is the Chloroplast.
• To do work, a cell converts ATP to ADP.
• To store energy, a cell converts ADP and P to ATP.
• An autotroph is an organism that can create its own energy from simple substances, such as carbon dioxide.
• A few examples of autotrophs include algae, bacteria, and grass.
• Another name for an autotroph is a producer.
• A heterotroph is an organism that cannot produce its own energy, so it takes it from other organisms.
• A few examples of heterotrophs include dogs, birds, fish, and humans.
• Another name for a heterotroph is a consumer.
• Breathing is related to cellular respiration because it supplies the oxygen needed to produce ATP, the body's energy.
• The structure of mitochondria can be sketched and labeled.
• Aerobic respiration can oxidize glucose completely and overall creates more energy from glucose.
• Anaerobic respiration cannot oxidize glucose, instead, it produces small molecules used as waste.
• Fermentation occurs in humans when muscle cells work hard, which is when oxygen is scarce.
• The product of fermentation in humans is Lactic acid.