Cellular
Respiration –
Aerobic,
Anaerobic, &
Fermentation
Mr. Banwart
Biology
Photosynthesis & Respiration
Oxygen & Cellular Respiration
Cellular
Cellular
Respiration
respiration has
2 paths
Aerobic
oxygen
present
Anaerobic
Aerobic
Glycolysis
Krebs
Cycle
Fermentation
electron
chain
With
Anaerobic
without
present
oxygen
Aerobic
If
oxygen is
present…
Glycolysis
runs
and the products
are moved onto
the Krebs cycle &
the electron
transport chain
Anerobic
If
oxygen is
not present…
Glycolysis
can
continue
through the
process of
fermentation
2 types
Lactic
alcoholic
Lactic Acid Fermentation
Lactic
acid
fermentation
Used
by most
organisms to
produce ATP
without the
presence of
oxygen
Alcoholic Fermentation
Alcoholic
fermentation
Used
by yeast
and some other
microorganisms
This process is
used to make
alcoholic drinks
Fermentation and an oxygen
debt
Lactic
fermentation can only
provide so much energy…
After
90 seconds, oxygen must be used
to create more ATP
This
is why you huff and puff after longer
exercises
Your
body is trying to get enough oxygen to
replenish ATP stores
Graph Reading and analysis
Use
the
graph to
answer the
following
questions
Graph Reading and analysis
As
the
exercise
difficulty
increased,
what
happened
to oxygen
uptake?
Graph Reading and analysis
Between
what level
of difficulty
did the
uptake
reach 2?