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RESPIRATION - aerobic respiration and anaerobic respiration in plants, fungi and animals
- oxygen debt & build-up of lactic acid
Doc Brown's biology exam revision study notes: Some
of these revision notes on aerobic respiration in animals and plants, anaerobic respiration in animals and yeasts, including experiment investigations into respiration.
Sub-index for notes on respiration
(1)
Metabolism, introduction to respiration, its significance, uses of energy released,
aerobic respiration, experiment to measure your pulse rate - a simple
measure of your rate of respiration
(2)
Aerobic respiration in plants and
fungi - experiments
(3)
Anaerobic respiration in animals, oxygen
debt and cramps
(4)
Anaerobic respiration in plants,
bacteria
and fungi
(5)
A quick comparison of aerobic respiration and anaerobic
respiration in plants and animals
(6)
Experiment to investigate the anaerobic respiration rate of
yeast
(7)
Experiment to measure the rate of aerobic respiration
of woodlice using a respirometer
(8)
Simple calorimetry experiment to measure release of energy on burning foods like
fats
See also
Keeping healthy - diet and exercise
and
gas exchange in
the lungs
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General HUMAN BIOLOGY revision notes
Introduction to the organisation of cells =>
tissues => organs => organ systems (e.g. in humans)
Examples of surfaces for the exchange of substances in
animal organisms
See also
Enzymes - section on digestion and synthesis
The human circulatory system - heart, lungs, blood,
blood vessels, causes/treatment of cardiovascular disease
Homeostasis - introduction to how it functions (negative
feedback systems explained)
Homeostasis - control of blood sugar level
- insulin and diabetes
Homeostasis - osmoregulation, ADH, water control, urea and ion
concentrations and kidney function, dialysis
Homeostasis - thermoregulation, control of temperature
The brain - what the different parts do and the dangers
if damaged
An introduction
to the nervous system including the reflex arc
Hormone systems - Introduction to the endocrine
system - adrenaline & thyroxine hormones
Hormone systems - menstrual cycle, contraception,
fertility treatments
Respiration - aerobic and anaerobic in plants and animals.
Keeping healthy - communicable diseases -
pathogen infections
Keeping healthy - non-communicable diseases
- risk factors for e.g. cancers
Keeping healthy - diet and exercise
Keeping healthy - defence against
pathogens, infectious diseases, vaccination, drugs, monoclonal antibodies
See also
Culturing microorganisms like bacteria - testing
antibiotics/antiseptics
Food tests for reducing sugars, starch, proteins and
lipids
The eye - structure and function - correction of vision
defects
Optics - lens types (convex, concave, uses),
experiments, ray
diagrams, correction of eye defects (gcse physics)
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