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Mind Map by gurleen.k.sahota, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by gurleen.k.sahota
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Respiration mindmap
- Two different types
- Aerobic respiration
- Uses oxygen
- glucose+oxygen---->carbon dioxide+water+(energy)
- Takes place in the mitochondia
- Which is folded to increase surface area
- Which increases the area on which
the cellular enzymes can respire
- Which increases the area on which
the cellular enzymes can respire
- Which is folded to increase surface area
- Uses oxygen
- Anaerobic respiration
- Doesn't use oxygen
- glucose---->lactic acid(+energy)
- Is when the glucose is not broken down entirely and therefore lactic acid is
produced
- Is when the glucose is not broken down entirely and therefore lactic acid is
produced
- Is what happens when someone
exercises too intensely and muscles in
use cannot keep up with he exercise rate
so they start to not entirely break down
the glucose you might feel it when your
muscles suddenly feel lethargic
- Called muscle fatigue
- Called muscle fatigue
- Oxygen debt
- Is what is happening when you pant after
thorough exercise
- When you exercise too fast for your
circulatory system to keep up actic acid is
produced but the but the body must get rid of
this build up in the muscles
- So the body keeps you panting in order
to make up the lost oxygen as anaerobic
respiration is no where near as efficient
as aerobic respiration
- So the body keeps you panting in order
to make up the lost oxygen as anaerobic
respiration is no where near as efficient
as aerobic respiration
- Therefore oxygen debt is the amount of
oxygen needed to break down the lactic
acid that has built up into carbon dioxide
and water
- The bigger the
oxygen debt the
longer you will be
puffing and panting
for
- Is what is happening when you pant after
thorough exercise
- Not as efficient as aerobic respiration
- Doesn't use oxygen
- Aerobic respiration
- Reasons for respiration
- Keep body temperature
- 37oC
- Using energy made from
respiration
- 37oC
- Muscles
- Growth
- Contraction
- Uses energy from respiration to carry out such
processes
- Growth
- Plants use this energy to make sugars, nitrates and nutrients
into amino acids
- Keep body temperature
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