mitochondrion describe the role of oxygen in respiration Students: Students learn to: 9. ATP used in identify NADH and FADH2 as process information from a muscle compounds essential for simplified flow chart of contraction is respiration biochemical pathways to analyse continually the steps in oxidative regenerated phosphorylation describe the NADH/FADH2 oxidation as part of an process leading to ATP production construct an equation to summarise the reduction/oxidation process in ATP regeneration define oxidative phosphorylation as the process that couples the oxidation of NADH and FADH2 to the production of ATP 10. Sprinting involves outline the problems associated solve problems and process muscles with the supply and use of fuels information from a simplified flow contracting during sprinting and relate this to chart of biochemical pathways to powerfully and the sprinting on summarise the steps in muscles’ reliance rapidly and non-oxygen/non-mitochondrial anaerobic glycolysis and analyse utilises type 2 based ATP production the total energy output from this muscle cells process explain the possible relationship use available evidence and between the production of process information from a (lactic) acid simplified flow chart of during anaerobic respiration and biochemical pathways to trace the impairment of muscle the path of lactic acid formation contractions by changes in cellular and compare this with the pH process of fermentation process information to discuss the use of multiple naming systems in chemistry using lactic acid (2–hydroxypropanoic acid or 2–hydroxypropionic acid) as an example
mitochondrion describe the role of oxygen in respiration Students learn to: Students: 9. ATP used in muscle contraction is continually regenerated identify NADH and FADH2 as compounds essential for respiration process information from a simplified flow chart of biochemical pathways to analyse the steps in oxidative phosphorylation describe the NADH/FADH2 oxidation as part of an process leading to ATP production construct an equation to summarise the reduction/oxidation process in ATP regeneration define oxidative phosphorylation as the process that couples the oxidation of NADH and FADH2 to the production of ATP 10. Sprinting involves muscles contracting powerfully and rapidly and utilises type 2 muscle cells outline the problems associated with the supply and use of fuels during sprinting and relate this to the sprinting muscles’ reliance on non-oxygen/non-mitochondrial based ATP production solve problems and process information from a simplified flow chart of biochemical pathways to summarise the steps in anaerobic glycolysis and analyse the total energy output from this process use available evidence and process information from a simplified flow chart of biochemical pathways to trace the path of lactic acid formation and compare this with the process of fermentation process information to discuss the use of multiple naming systems in chemistry using lactic acid (2–hydroxypropanoic acid or 2–hydroxypropionic acid) as an example explain the possible relationship between the production of (lactic) acid during anaerobic respiration and the impairment of muscle contractions by changes in cellular pH
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