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Cellular Respiration VS Photosynthesis - Coggle Diagram
Cellular Respiration VS Photosynthesis
Cellular Respiration Process
4 phases
Prep Reaction- Pyruvate is oxidized; Carbon Dioxide is released
Citric Acid Cycle- releases 4 carbons as carbon dioxide and ATP through series of reactions
Glycolysis- Breaks down glucose with out oxygen present
Pyruvate- IF oxygen is not available, fermentation occurs in cytoplasm. Reduces pyruvate to lactate or alcohol
Electron Transport chain- Passes energy rich electrons form one another. Complex arrays of proteins and Cytochrome. Produces ATP by oxidative phosphorylation
Photosynthesis process
2 reactions
Light reactions- convert light energy to chemical energy to produce oxygen
Photosynthesis II- executes the initial reaction of photosynthesis
Photosynthesis I- receives electrons and uses light energy to transfer them across the membrane
Electron Transport Chain- the process of light-induced electron transport for generating chemical energy and reducing equivalents in phototrophic organisms
Calvin Cycle- turns carbon dioxide into sugar
Where does it take place
Cellular Respiration
Cytoplasm- Glycolysis happens here
Mitochondria- Electron transport chain happens here
ATP synthesize pump- happens in inner membrane
Matrix- both prep reaction and citric acid cycle happen here
Photosynthesis
Thylakoid- membrane bound site of light dependent photosynthesis
Chloroplasts- what makes thylakoid green
Stroma- colorless liquid within chloroplast
ATP synthesis pump- using protein ATP is synthesized here
Reactants and Products
Cellular Respiration
Reacents
Glucose- Sugar
Oxygen- O2
FAD- picks up electrons
NAD+-picks up electrons
Products
Water- H2O
Carbon Dioxide- Waste
ATP- energy
NADH- contributes to oxidation
FADH2- high energy electron carrier
Photosynthesis
Reactants
Carbon Dioxide-CO2
Water- H20
Solar Energy- sunlight
ATP- sunlight provides energy for photosynethsis
Products
Sugar- CH2O
NADPH- picks up 2 hydrogen atoms
NADPH2- powerful reducing agent used to make glucose
Oxygen- O2