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Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

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Page 1: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

Cellular Respiration

Page 2: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from

light…

… then where do we get our energy from?

Page 3: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

Yep, you guessed it!

FOOD!!!

Page 4: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

But food only provides the raw materials for cells in our bodies

to use.

What is the raw material food provides?

Page 5: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

Can anyone think of where this energy comes from?

Think back to photosynthesis, its products, and how we might use them!

We need another kind of energy to make use of the food that our bodies take in.

Page 6: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

Our bodies use OXYGEN

Page 7: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

When we inhale, our bodies take in oxygen to our blood streams

Hemoglobin which are part of red blood cells carry the oxygen to all parts of your body.

Page 8: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

There, it meets with the raw material from the food

you have eaten. Remember what that is?

Food and oxygen come together in a particular part of the cell and

then undergoes…

CELLULAR RESPIRATION!

Page 9: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

If photosynthesis occurs in chloroplasts…

Where do you think cellular respiration take place?

Plant cell Animal cell

Page 10: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

Mitochondria

Page 11: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

Inside the mitochondrial matrix

• Here, food and oxygen come together with the help of enzymes

• Oxygen digests the food through several complicated cell cycles (these are really detailed processes that are very important but too much for right now…come ask me later if you want to know more about them)

• As food is digested, water and carbon dioxide are released

Page 12: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

So what have we got?

• We’ve eaten some food and gotten glucose from it

• We’ve breathed in some oxygen

• We’ve digested the glucose using oxygen

• We’ve released water and carbon dioxide

Page 13: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

So, can you figure out the formula for cellular respiration??

(Hint: It has an interesting relationship to the formula for photosynthesis)

Page 14: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

    C6H12O6 + 6O2 6CO2 + 6H2O + ATP

+ + +

Cellular Respiration Equation

Glucose + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy

Page 15: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

What TYPES of organisms do cellular respiration?

Page 16: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

Organisms that do CELLULAR RESPIRATION:• Bacteria

• Protists

• Fungi

• Plants

• Animals

• In short – almost ALL organisms undergo cellular respiration (also known as AEROBIC RESPIRATION)!

Page 17: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

EXCEPT FOR…

• SOME bacteria, who undergo a similar process called ANAEROBIC RESPIRATION, which does NOT require oxygen.

• Instead, this process may use nitrate, sulfate, or carbonate…

• HOWEVER, it does not result in as much ATP production as when oxygen is used

Page 18: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

Let’s Review: Which process do each of these formulas represent?

• light + 6CO2 + 6H20 C6H12O6 + 6O2

light + carbon dioxide + water glucose (sugar) + oxygen

• C6H12O6 + 6O2 6CO2 + 6H2O + ATP

Glucose + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy

Page 19: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

LOOK AT THE FORMULAS CAREFULLY. HOW ARE THESE TWO PROCESSES RELATED?

• light + 6CO2 + 6H20 C6H12O6 + 6O2

light + carbon dioxide + water glucose (sugar) + oxygen

• C6H12O6 + 6O2 6CO2 + 6H2O + ATP

Glucose + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy

Page 20: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

What is the PURPOSE of each process?

• light + 6CO2 + 6H20 C6H12O6 + 6O2

light + carbon dioxide + water glucose (sugar) + oxygen

• C6H12O6 + 6O2 6CO2 + 6H2O + ATP

Glucose + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy

Page 21: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

If PHOTOSYNTHESIS produces food (glucose), then why is cellular respiration a

necessary NEXT STEP?

• light + 6CO2 + 6H20 C6H12O6 + 6O2

light + carbon dioxide + water glucose (sugar) + oxygen

• C6H12O6 + 6O2 6CO2 + 6H2O + ATP

Glucose + Oxygen Carbon Dioxide + Water + Energy

Page 22: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

So…do ALL PHOTOSYNTHETIC organisms

ALSO carry out CELLULAR RESPIRATION?

Page 23: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

So…do ALL organisms that carry out cellular respiration ALSO do photosynthesis?

Page 24: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

What do we call organisms that CANNOT carry out

photosynthesis, and must therefore EAT FOOD to obtain

glucose?(there are two words for this…)

Page 25: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

QUICK REVIEW:• WHY DO (non-photosynthesizing)

ORGANISMS NEED TO EAT?

• WHY DO ALL ORGANISMS NEED TO BREATHE (or “take in” gases in the air)?

• WHAT TYPES of organisms undergo:– Photosynthesis?– Cellular respiration?

• WHY are photosynthesizing and non-photosynthesizing organisms CO-DEPENDENT?

Page 26: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

How can you relate CELLULAR RESPIRATION to the “gummy bear sacrifice” demonstration?

Page 27: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

ARE YOU READY FOR SOME COMPETITION?!?

Let’s think about some big ideas here…

dry-erase boards out!!

Page 28: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

In what organelle does the process of photosynthesis take

place?

Page 29: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

In what organelle does the process of cellular respiration

take place?

Page 30: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

What ingredients are needed to fuel the process of

PHOTOSYNTHESIS?

Page 31: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

Where do the ingredients needed for PHOTOSYNTHESIS come

from? (3 sources needed for full credit)

Page 32: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

What ingredients are needed to fuel the process of CELLULAR

RESPIRATION?

Page 33: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

Where do the ingredients needed for CELLULAR

RESPIRATION come from?

Page 34: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

What is PRODUCED as a result of PHOTOSYNTHESIS?

Page 35: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

What is PRODUCED as a result of CELLULAR RESPIRATION?

Page 36: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

Organisms that carry out PHOTOSYNTHESIS are also

known as WHAT?(Add 1 bonus point if you can identify two different terms for

this)

Page 37: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

Organisms that DO NOT carry out photosynthesis are known

as what?(Add 1 bonus point if you can identify two different terms for

this)

Page 38: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

What TYPES of organisms can do PHOTOSYNTHESIS?

Page 39: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

What types of organisms can do CELLULAR RESPIRATION?

Page 40: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

WHY DO ALL ORGANISMS NEED TO BREATHE (or take in

gases from the air in some way)?

Page 41: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

What is the name of the pigment that is required for photosynthesis because it

absorbs light?

Page 42: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

The chlorophyll present in MOST photosynthetic

organisms reflects wavelengths that correspond to which

color?

Page 43: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

Why do leaves change color in the fall?

Page 44: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

WHY do photosynthetic and non-photosynthetic organisms

depend directly on one another?

Page 45: Cellular Respiration. If plants and some protists and bacteria get their energy from light… … then where do we get our energy from?

BONUS (2 POINTS):In what part of the chloroplast

do the “Light Independent” reactions of photosynthesis take

place?