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Cellular Respiration and Photosynthesis
Vocabulary
Negative feedback
Fatty Acid
Fermentation
Catabolism
Photoautotrophs
Chemoautotroph
Chloroplast
Stroma
Stomata (s. stomate)
Transpiration
Isotope
Mass spectroscopy
Chlorophyll
Thylacoid Membrane
Grana
Mesophyll cell
Oxidative Phosphorylation
 Works in the presence of ____________: the ultimate electron acceptor
 Yields ____-____ ATP per glucose molecule.
Explain how Oxidative Phosphorylation differs from Fermentation.
How are cellular respiration and Fermentation similar?
Fermentation
Fig 9.17 Look at reactants and products
What two factors must remain constant for fermentation to be a continuous process? How
does this relate to feedback inhibition? What is the ultimate feedback inhibition molecule
in cellular respiration?
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Photosynthesis
T/F
 No life would exist if photosynthesis didn’t exist.
 The cuticle is located inside the chloroplast protecting the chlorophyll.
 Light reactions can only occur in sunlight while dark reactions can take place in
light or dark locations.
 Oxygen is obtained from the oxygen taken in through plant pores.
 Isotope labeling was used to identify atomic movements in photosynthesis
reactions.
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Fill in the Blank
The cuticle is waxy to prevent _______________ (i.e. water loss).
Light reactions convert ____________ to __________ and __________.
Dark reactions produce __________________.
Most photosynthesis takes place in the _____________________.
How does isotope labeling enable scientists to track atomic movements?
Why are plants green? What wavelengths/colors are absorbed in photosynthesis?
Why don’t plants take advantage of all the sunlight energy to produce food?
Photosynthesis pigments
Differentiate between the different types of chlorophyll.