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Bioenergetics
Respiration
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Respiration is the process of
transferring
energy from
glucose
which occurs in every cell
Respiration is
exothermic
as it transfers energy to the environment
Metabolism
is all the chemical reactions in an organism
Starch
is a storage molecule in
plant
cells
Glycogen
is a storage molecule in animal cells
Cellulose
is a component of
plant cell walls
Lipid
molecules are each made from one molecule of
glycerol
and three fatty acids
Glucose is combined with
nitrate ions
to make
amino acids
Glucose
is broken down in
respiration
Metabolism is the sum of all the reactions that happen in a
cell
or the
body
Excess
protein
is broken down in a reaction to produce
urea
Aerobic respiration is respiration using
oxygen
and is the most efficient way to transfer energy from
glucose
Aerobic respiration happens inside
mitochondria
glucose
+ oxygen -->
carbon dioxide
+ water

Equation
for
aerobic respiration
Anaerobic respiration
is used if there's not enough oxygen. It is the
incomplete
breakdown of glucose.
Anaerobic
respiration does not transfer nearly as much energy as
aerobic
respiration so it is only used in emergencies
glucose
-->
lactic
acid

Equation for
anaerobic
respiration in animals
Equation for anaerobic respiration in plants + yeast
glucose
-->
ethanol
+ carbon dioxide
Anaerobic respiration in
yeast
cells is called
fermentation
Fermentation in application
breadmaking
alcoholic
beverages