Aerobic respiration

Subject: Biology

Grade: Upper Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: b1579
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– explain the concept of cell respiration
– present the role of ATP in metabolic processes
– define the respiratory quotient
– discuss the electron transport chain
– explain what glycolysis involves and where it occurs
– present the major stages of glycolysis
– explain the Krebs cycle.

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Aerobic respiration Class activity

Consists of...
The stages of aerob... Slideshow Stages of aerobic r... Illustration Aerobic respiration Whiteboard exercise Transition reaction Slideshow The Krebs cycle Animation The route of electrons Animation The passage of elec... Animation Chemiosmosis Slideshow Chemiosmosis – th... Whiteboard exercise Mutations of mitoch... Animation Comparison of ferme... Chart Total number of ATP... Animation The balance of aero... Whiteboard exercise Process of anaerobi... Slideshow Energy values of or... Chart Sources of energy a... Illustration The respiratory quo... Whiteboard exercise

Relevant to...

Secondary School

Upper Secondary (Grades 10-12)

Biology

Metabolism

28. Aerobic respiration

YDP SA

Keywords

glycolysis, mitochondrion, Krebs cycle, aerobic, vitamin, coenzyme, Acetyl CoA, thioester bond, electrons, aerobic respiration, respiration, NADH, pyruvic acid, acetyl group, acyl group, oxidases, proton pump, FADH2, transition reaction, flavoprotein, coenzyme Q

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