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CELL ENERGETICS REVIEW SHEET
Chapters
5 Energy Acquiring Pathways
6 Energy Releasing Pathways
22 Plant Tissues
23 Plant Nutrition and Transport
27 Circulation
28 Respiration
30 Digestion and Human Nutrition
Objectives
1. You should understand the plant anatomy and physiological processes
important to the transport of water, acquisition of carbon dioxide, absorption
of light, and transport of sugars.
2. You should understand the function of the variety of plant pigments, including
the basic information regarding the visible light spectrum and its relation to
the pigments involved in photosynthesis.
3. You should understand the role of photosynthesis and the details of the
process of photosynthesis, including sub-reactions and their specific
reactants, products, and accessory molecules.
4. You should be familiar with plant adaptations that allow those plants that live in
dry climates to obtain carbon dioxide in an efficient manner that minimizes
their water lose.
5. You should understand the animal anatomy (respiratory, digestive, and
circulatory systems) and physiological processes important to the acquisition,
processing, and transport of oxygen, carbon dioxide, and sugar.
6. You should understand the role of respiration and the details of the process of
respiration, including sub-reactions and their specific reactants, products, and
accessory molecules.
Vocabulary
photosynthesis
oxygen
stroma
water
glucose
carbon dioxide
chloroplast
sunlight
outer membrane
thylakoid membrane thylakoid compartment pigments
visible light spectrum absorption
reflection
wavelength
energy
ROYGBIV
chlorophyll a
chlorophyll b
carotenoids
xyanthophylls
phycobilins
palisade layer
spongy layer
cortex
xylem
solutes
transpiration
photosystems
NADP+
photolysis
ATP formation
carbon dioxide
sucrose
cellulose
disaccharides
nasal cavity
lungs
lipid membrane
esophagus
liver
disaccharidases
left atrium
capillaries
right ventricle
glycolysis
ATP
Kreb’s Cycle
lactate
stoma
endodermis
phloem
capillarity
translocation
electrons
NADPH
oxygen production
ATP synthesase
RuBP
root hairs
vascular cylinder
active transport
adhesion
light reactions
electron transport
H+
oxygen
chemiosmosis
PGA
Calvin-Benson cycle starch
glycogen
chitin
monosaccharides glucose
oral cavity
pharynx
bronchioles
alveoli
hemoglobin
bicarbonate
stomach
small intestine
large intestine
salivary amylase
circulatory system pulmonary vein
left ventricle
arteries
veins
vena cava
pulmonary artery respiration
glucose
pyruvate
pre-Kreb’s cycle
acetyl Co-A
FADH2
oxaloacetate
alcohol
epidermis
casparian strip
osmosis
cohesion
light absorption
proteins
electrons
water
dark reactions
PGAL
polysaccharides
oligosaccharides
respiratory system
bronchi
diffusion
digestive system
pancreas
pancreatic amylase
oxygenated blood
aorta
right atrium
cytoplasm
NADH
carbon dioxide
fermentation