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In bioaphere how do plants and animals are complementary systems, which are integrated to sustain life?

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In plants, oxygen enters through the stomate and it is transported to cells, where oxygen is utilized for energy production. Plants require carbon dioxide to survive, to produce carbohydrates and to release oxygen through photosynthesis. These oxygen molecules are inhaled by human through the nose, which reaches the lungs where oxygen is transported through the blood and it reaches cells. Cellular respiriation takes place inside or the cell for obataining energy.
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  2. Write any two significances of Pentose Phosphate Pathway.

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  4. What will happen, when you sleep under a tree during night time?

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  5. The factors associated with compensation point are …………

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  6. Why do you call ATP as universal energy currency of cell?

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  7. What are redox reactions ?

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  8. Distinguish between Aerobic and Anerobic respiration .

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  9. What is the significance of Kreb's cycle ?

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  10. Derive the respiratory quotient for carbohydrate as substrate in oxida...

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  11. What are the characteristics of anaerobic respiration ?

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  12. Differentiate Glycolysis and fermentation.

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  13. Write down any three external factors, that affect respiration in plan...

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  14. How are alcoholic beverages made ?

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  15. Give the schematic representation of glycolysis EMP pathway.

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  16. Define Kreb's cycle.

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  17. Mention the schematic diagram of the various steps involved in pentose...

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  18. What is electron transport chain?

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  19. What is respiratory quotient?

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  20. Explain experiment to demonstrate the production of CO2 in aerobic res...

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