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Respiration
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A mind map on respiration for GCSE Biology students (the B2 module).
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biology
gcse
respiration
aerobic
anaerobic
oxygen
carbon dioxide
glucose
lactic acid
exercise
energy
mitochondria
cell
plant
animal
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Jessica Cousins
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Respiration
Aerobic
Needs oxygen!
glucose + oxygen > carbon dioxide and water
Happens all the time in plants and animals.
Most reactions in aerobic respiration happen inside the mitochondria of a cell.
Releases large amounts of energy in cells by the breakdown of food substances.
Anaerobic
DOESN'T need oxygen!
Releases small amounts of energy in cells by the breakdown of food substances
Happens in muscles during hard exercise: glucose > lactic acid
Glucose isn't completely broken down so less energy is released.
Build-up of lactic acid = oxidised to CO2 and water later
This causes 'oxygen debt' which has to be repaid later. This is why we keep breathing deeply after exercise.
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