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Learning goal: Trace the steps of photosynthesis from a photon of light through production of glucose. Page 25 Monday November 1, 2015 Cellular Respiration Intro Check: Page 24 Warm-up: Who in our class will be able to hold a wall sit the longest and why? Why will this person be unable to maintain this position forever? Athlete’s with a high aerobic capacity will hold a wall sit longer. Unconditioned individuals will reach lactate sooner. Even the athlete’ s muscles will run out of oxygen, fatigue and give out. 4 Variable outcomes by altering equation 3 Equation + ATP and NADPH w/ light and dark 2 Equation + ATP and NADPH 1 Inputs and outputs Learning goal: Trace the steps of photosynthesis from a photon of light through production of glucose. Page 25 Monday November 1, 2015 Learning goal: Trace the steps of photosynthesis from a photon of light through production of glucose. Learning scale: 1 2 3 4 List the products and reactants of photosynthesis Write a balanced equation for photosynthesis and indicated the importance of ATP and NADPH Write the equation for photosynthesis with in and out put of ATP/NADPH and differentiate between light and dark reactions. Use data to show the effects of variable inputs on outputs of photosynthesis and predict alterations in ATP and NADPH based on availability of light and dark. Student’s self-evaluation: Complete at home or at the end of class, use the 4-3-2-1 Learning scale (two to three sentences). Homework: none. 4 Variable outcomes by altering equation 3 Equation + ATP and NADPH w/ light and dark 2 Equation + ATP and NADPH 1 Inputs and outputs Learning goal: Trace the steps of photosynthesis from a photon of light through production of glucose. Page 26 Monday November 1, 2015 Review answers to Page 2 of Cellular Respiration Introduction 4 Variable outcomes by altering equation 3 Equation + ATP and NADPH w/ light and dark 2 Equation + ATP and NADPH 1 Inputs and outputs Learning goal: Trace the steps of photosynthesis from a photon of light through production of glucose. Page 26 Monday November 1, 2015 Review answers to Page 2 of Cellular Respiration Introduction 4 Variable outcomes by altering equation 3 Equation + ATP and NADPH w/ light and dark 2 Equation + ATP and NADPH 1 Inputs and outputs Learning goal: Trace the steps of photosynthesis from a photon of light through production of glucose. Page 26 Monday November 1, 2015 A visual representation of cellular respiration: http://www.sumanasinc.com/webcontent/animations/content/cellularrespiration.html 1. store energy in the ___________ of ATP molecules. 2. Cellular respiration requires ______________ and releases _____ and _________. 3. Glycolysis occurs in the _____________ of a cell. During this process a glucose molecules is ___________. 4. The electron carrier in respiration is called ____________. 5. 6. 7. 8. 2 pyruvate molecules in glycolysis come from: ________ The two final electron carriers in the Krebs cycle are ______ and ______. The electron transport chain takes place in the _____________. What molecule is the final electron acceptor in the ETC: ________ 4 Variable outcomes by altering equation 3 Equation + ATP and NADPH w/ light and dark 2 Equation + ATP and NADPH 1 Inputs and outputs