Textbook
Chapter 1: Introduction to Biology and Laboratory Rules
Chapter 2: Cell Biology and Cell Organisation
Chapter 3: Movement of Substances Across Plasma Membrane
Chapter 4: Chemical Composition in a Cell
Chapter 5: Metabolism and Enzymes
Chapter 6: Cell Division
Chapter 7: Cellular Respiration
Chapter 8: Respiratory System in Humans and Animals
Chapter 9: Nutrition and Digestive System of Humans
Chapter 10: Transportation in Humans and Animals
Chapter 11: Human Immunity
Chapter 12: Coordination and Response in Humans
Chapter 13: Homeostasis and Urinary System of Humans
Chapter 14: Support and Locomotion in Humans and Animals
Chapter 15: Sexual Reproduction, Development and Growth
Chapter 7: Cellular Respiration
What you need to learn in this chapter
We will learn about how cells produce energy. We will able to understand why energy is necessary for metabolic processes and identify the main substrate used in energy production. We will also explore aerobic respiration, where we will learn how cells produce energy from glucose. We will be able to write a word equation for aerobic respiration in cells. Additionally, we will study fermentation and the factors that cause it to occur in cells. We will examine energy production from glucose during fermentation in various organisms such as human muscle cells, Lactobacillus, yeast, and plants like paddy.
Topics in this chapter
1. Production of energy through cellular respiration
What you will learn in this topic
- Justify the necessity of energy in metabolic processes
- Identify the main substrate used in energy production
- List the types of cellular respiration: (i) aerobic respiration. (ii) anaerobic respiration. (iii) fermentation
2. Aerobic respiration
What you will learn in this topic
- Conceptualise energy production from glucose during aerobic respiration in cells
- Write a word equation for aerobic respiration in cells
- Conduct an experiment to study aerobic respiration
3. Fermentation
What you will learn in this topic
- State the factors that cause fermentation to occur in cells
- Explain by using examples energy production from glucose during fermentation in: (i) human muscle cells. (ii) Lactobacillus. (iii) yeast. (iv) plants such as paddy
- Write and explain word equations for: (i) lactic acid fermentation. (ii) alcohol fermentation
- Conduct an experiment to study fermentation in yeast
- Compare and contrast aerobic respiration and fermentation
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