Slide 1Water Soluble Vitamins David L. Gee, PhD FCSN 443 - Nutrition 2 Central Washington University Slide 2 Thiamin Structure – pyrimidine ring – thiazole ring – methyl…

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Slide 1Picture Guide to Chapter 8 Photosynthesis Slide 2 8-1 Energy and Life Slide 3 Objectives Explain where plants get the energy they need to produce food Describe the…

Slide 1 Slide 2  Energy-ability to do work  Autotrophs-organisms able to capture energy from sunlight and produce their own food (producer)  Heterotrophs-organisms…

Slide 1 Yordanka Lambova, BSN, RRNA 2 Webster University Nurse Anesthesia Program Slide 2 Objectives Vasoplegic Syndrome Definition Risk Factors Pathophysiology Methylene…

Slide 1 Slide 2 BIBC102.SU05 Lecture 10 August 22, 2005 PHOTOSYNTHESIS Slide 3 50 60 70 80 90 100 % 60 72 86 96 108 120 points F ( 60 pts) C (>72 pts) B (>86 pts) A…

Slide 1 Photosynthesis Ch 7 Slide 2 Autotrophs Slide 3 Chloroplasts Contain chlorophyll – Green Site of photosynthesis Concentrated in leaves Slide 4 Chloroplast Structure…

Slide 1 Protein Catabolism Slide 2 Overview of Protein Catabolism Proteases are zymogens Excess amino acids are not stored Normal protein turnover 1-2% of body protein per…

Slide 1 Slide 2 Cell Jeopardy Cell Energy and Cycles Photo- synthesis Aerobic Respiration Anearobic Respiration Graphs and Diagrams 200 400 600 800 1000 400 600 800 1000…

Slide 1 1 of 36© Boardworks Ltd 2009 Slide 2 Today we are studying this section of the specification: Slide 3 Photosynthesis Two-stage process: Light-dependent reaction…