Name: __________________________________ Date: ______ Per
Name: __________________________________ Date: ______ Per: _____
Cellular Respiration Guided Notes
1. Energy in food is stored as carbohydrates, proteins and fats. Before you can use that energy ____________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
2. Cellular respiration is the process that _________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
3. Formula for cellular respiration:
3 Steps of Cellular Respiration
4. 1 – Glycolysis is the process in which ________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
producing 2 molecules of _____________________________________________________
5. Glycolysis takes place in the _______________________________________
6. There is a net gain of _____________________________________________
7. It is anaerobic, meaning it takes place _________________________________________
8. _______________________ is formed.
9. 2 things can happen:
a. ___________________________________ - If no oxygen is present, ___________
goes through a process called ____________________________________________
b. ___________________________________ - If oxygen is present, pyruvate enters
_____________________________________ and enters the ___________________
10.
11. ________________________________ recycles the NAD+ needed to make ATP in the absence of ______________________________.
12. What gives you a burning sensation in your muscles when the body cannot supply enough oxygen to the tissues? _________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
13. 2 – The Kreb’s Cycle is a stage of aerobic respiration in which ____________________
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
14. The Kreb’s Cycle takes place _______________________________________________
15. TheKreb’s Cycle is a continuous cycle of ______________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
16. _________________________________ is broken down, ___________ isreleased, and
__________ is released to be used in cellular activities.
17. 3 – Electron Transport Chain – Takes place __________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
18. An enzyme protein called __________________________________ converts ADP to _______.
19. How many ATP are produced? __________________
20. In the absence of oxygen, _________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
21. In the presence of oxygen, the Krebs Cycle & __________________________________
allow the cell to produce ______________________________________________________
22. Total of ________ ATP.
23. __________________ as much ATP can be generated from ____________________ in the presence of _________________________.
24. The final waste products are ______________________ & ______________________
25. 38% of the energy in glucose _____________________________________________.
26. 62% is released as ______________. This is why you become warm when you exercise.
Comparing Photosynthesis & Cellular Respiration
| |Photosynthesis |Cellular Respiration |
|Function | | |
|Location | | |
|Reactants | | |
|Products | | |
|Equation | | |
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