Cellular Energetics - Fermentation
& Cellular Respiration
LABORATORY 4: Exercise 4 Answers
- If you conducted the experiment in the dark would you expect different
results?
- There would be no difference. None of the tissue of the germinating
seeds is actively photosynthetic at the stage used.
- How could you prove that Carbon dioxide is given off during respiration?
- You could pump the gas produced in to a solution of Barium Hydroxide
(see exercise 2)
- Which respired more rapidly, the seeds or the flour worms?
- The flour worms due to the more active life and the greater proportion
of active cells per unit of mass.
- How would changes in environmental
temperature (in either an upward or a downward direction) affect respiration
in a homeothermic animal?
- A homeothermic animal will need to expend energy to keep itself warm
or to cool itself.
- Name the specific regions of a cell where the various steps of catabolism
takes place.
- Glycolysis - in the cytoplasm
Krebs Cycle - matrix of the mitochondrion
Electron Transport Chain - Inner membrane (cristae) of the mitochondrion
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