Metabolism- ABS
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- Hello Martha! What did you think of ABS class today, learning about Metabolism?
- Hey John! I did not really understand the part with cellular respiration and photosynthesis in plant cells. Can you help me understand it?
- Of course! The first step is understanding where cellular respiration and photosynthesis occur in a plant cell. Do you have any ideas?
- Hmm, I know in photosynthesis occurs in the chloroplasts of a plant cell, but I don't know where cellular respiration takes place.
- Right on! Take a look at this picture. Photosynthesis takes place in the chloroplasts and cellular respiration takes place in the mitochondrion.
- Got it!
- The next step is the Electron Carriers. Watch this walkthrough of the electron carriers to get a better understanding!
- Nice!
- ATP Synthase
- Electrons from glucose
- +H
- Electron Transport Chain
- The next topics are all linked to each other. Continue to go through the walkthrough for understanding!
- Okay! I get the Electron Carrier walkthrough, so hopefully I can get these too!
- She's so pretty! Should I go talk to her?
- OMG! He's coming over here!
- Yes!! I know you like her..
- Flour and sugar
- Eggs and water
- NADH
- FADH2
- Electron Transport Chain
- ATP
- Light absorption
- PS II
- NADPH formation
- Magnified version of what is happening in the plant
- ATP
- PS I
- NADPH and ATP
- The Calvin Cycle is repeated 6 times in order to produce one molecule of glucose
- CO2
- One molecule of glucose
- the final electron acceptor is ferridoxin
- Photosynthesis
- Occurs in the mitochondria
- Both
- Cellular Respiration
- the final electron acceptor is oxygen
- major connections:photosynthesis makes glucose that is in turn, used in cellular respiration to make ATP
- And just like that, that is the end of the walkthrough! I hope this bettered you understanding of these two metabolisms in plant cells, bye!
- Yes, this totally helped, thank you! See you tomorrow!!
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