Cellular Respiration

Description

Aerobic Respiration - Glucose + Oxygen --> Carbon Dioxide + Water Anaerobic Respiration - Glucose --> lactic acid (+ some energy)
bastiphillips
Mind Map by bastiphillips, updated more than 1 year ago
bastiphillips
Created by bastiphillips over 10 years ago
61
2

Resource summary

Cellular Respiration
  1. cells break down small food molecules, previously assimilated, in order to release stored chemical energy.
    1. Chemical energy is used for muscle contraction, active transport, building up large molecules and cell division.
      1. IN AEROBIC RESPIRATION OXYGEN IS USED TO OXIDISE FOOD.
        1. Carbon dioxide and water are released as waste products.
        2. RESPIRATION WITHOUT OXYGEN IS ANAEROBIC
          1. Glucose is not broken down fully and less energy is produced.
            1. The waste products in yeast cells are ethanol and carbon dioxide.
              1. Waste products in animal cells is lactic acid.
              Show full summary Hide full summary

              Similar

              Bio photosynthesis and cellular respiration
              Kara Hauber
              Cellular Respiration
              Suhayb I.
              Cellular Respiration
              Jess M.
              Cellular Metabolism
              kaitlinek91
              Biology Quiz on Photosynthesis, Metabolism, and Cellular respiration
              Premruthai (Bunny) Phetmunee
              Energy transformations
              Ashleigh Hollins
              Composition of cells
              George Wardle
              Cell Energy
              carmichael
              Study Guide for Test
              dc18styskals
              Cellular respiration and photosynthesis
              girlwithnosmile