Name:
How do animals
(like us) get
energy to survive?
How many calories
are found in 1 g of
glucose?
What is glycolysis?
Look at figure 9-1,
name and describe
the structure of
the organelle.
Look at figure 9-1,
what types of
organisms have
this organelle in
their cells?
Define cellular
respiration.
Write the equation
for cellular
respiration in
symbols and
words.
Why does cellular
respiration occur
in many steps (not
all at once)?
Look at figure 9-2,
name the 3
processes of
cellular
respiration.
2-Column Notes 9.1 pages 221 to 225
Look at figure 9-2,
where in the cell
does glycolysis
occur? What is
needed for this
process? What is
produced from
this process?
Look at figure 9-2,
where in the cell
does the Kreb
cycle take place?
What is needed for
this process?
What is produced
from this process?
Look at figure 9-2,
where in the cell
does the electron
transport chain
take place? What
is needed for this
process? What is
produced from
this process?
Look at figure 9-3,
what occurs in the
first half of
glycolysis?
Look at figure 9-3,
what occurs in the
2nd half of
glycolysis?
Look at “Word
Origins” on page
223, what did you
learn about the
meaning of the
word glycolysis?
What is NADH /
NAD+?
What is
fermentation?
Write the equation
for alcoholic
fermentation.
What types of
organisms
undergo alcoholic
fermentation?
Name two
industries that
depend on
alcoholic
fermentation.
Write the equation
for lactic acid
fermentation.
What types of
organisms
undergo lactic acid
fermentation?
How do humans
know when lactic
acid fermentation
has occurred in
their muscle cells?
SUMMARIZE
WHAT YOU
LEARNED ABOUT
THE CHEMICAL
PATHWAYS OF
CELLULAR
RESPIRATION.
(minimum of 4
sentences)