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The On-Going Quest for Energy!. Photosynthesis, Cellular Respiration, and ATP. i. The Big Picture. 1. Life needs energy. 2. To make energy, 3 things are required: - sugar (glucose) - oxygen - enzymes. I. Photosynthesis. A. The Quest for Sugar
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The On-Going Quest for Energy! Photosynthesis, Cellular Respiration, and ATP
i. The Big Picture 1. Life needs energy. 2. To make energy, 3 things are required: - sugar (glucose) - oxygen - enzymes
I. Photosynthesis A. The Quest for Sugar 1. Plants make their own glucose (autotrophic) a. requires energy from sun b. requires raw materials 1. C, H, O C6H12O6 6CO2 + 6 H2O C6H12O6 + 6 O2
I.Photosynthesis A. The Quest for Sugar 2. Two essential steps: a. 1st make energy b. 2nd use that energy to break up raw materials and synthesize glucose
I.Photosynthesis B. How Plants Do It! 1. Light Dependent Reactions a. light strikes chlorophyll b. knocks loose some e-’s c. e- fall down “Electron Transport Chain” (like a set of stairs) 1. each step releases ATP
I.Photosynthesis B. How Plants Do It! d. ATP used for: 1. carbon fixation a. breaking C out of CO2 (making it more usable) 2. photolysis a. splitting water
SUN C, O H, O Light Dependent Reactions ATP e- e- e- e- Light Independent Reactions Electron Transport Chain RAW MATERIALS: CO2 (air), H2O (ground)
I.Photosynthesis B. How Plants Do It! 2. Light Independent Reactions a. series of reactions that reassemble all C’s, H’s, and O’s into C6H12O6 1. these reactions are called the Calvin Cycle”
II. ATP A. What is it? 1. Adenosine Tri-Phosphate (ATP) a. molecule containing readily available energy to perform cellular work
II. ATP B. How does it work? 1. Releases a burst of energy when one P- is broken off
ATPase Adenosine-P-P + P Adenosine-P-P-P ATP Synthase Adenosine-P-P-P Adenosine-P-P + P
III. Cellular Respiration A. Handout