Cellular respiration
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- Storyboard by Ethan Watts
- Still not getting it.
- So, do you have a glimpse of cellular respiration?
- Here we go again...
- Getting Food In
- Where's the point?
- So first, we digest our food that we eat and it goes through our cells.
- Cells are single , circular organisms.
- Getting Oxygen In
- Ok...
- The lungs bring in the oxygen when we inhale, and they go
- The lungs contain tiny air sacs that are able to trap in oxygen into the bloodstream
- One day, three friends named Max, Xander, and Ethan were talking about cellular respiration. They talked about how it is essential for all life processes.
- Moving Reactants to Cells
- Cool!
- As they go, red blood supplies are limited, good thing bone marrow produces more blood cells
- So Max and Ethan got to explaining how the reactant, glucose, gets in the body.
- Creating Energy
- That seems like something I don't want to see but okay...
- The three products made are carbon dioxide, ATP energy, and a tiny bit of water.
- Then they got to telling how oxygen enters through the lungs.
- Getting Rid of Waste Products
- Wow, it is such a cool process!
- And the ATP energy is used to carry on all life processes.
- Then they talked about how the bloodstream carries the two reactants to their destination, the cells in your body.
- After the two reactants reach the bloodstream, they take a long journey to the cells
- They got to how the mighty mitochondria turn the two reactants into a product and 2 waste gases.
- Once in the cells, they go into the cell membrane to the mitochondria and turn the sugars into 3 products
- Finally, they explained how the waste products and ATP energy is used.
- They two waste products, carbon dioxide, and water are exhaled out even though we can't see carbon dioxide.
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