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Respiration is essential to survival of any organism because all organisms require energy to carry out their day to day activities. It is a universal process, in which energy is generated by oxidation of any respiratory substrate and used to synthesise ATP - the energy currency of a cell. This course explains the different respiratory pathways and how ultimately they lead to production of ATP.

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Respiration in Plants

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All organisms require energy to survive and this energy is acquired by the process of respiration. It is a process by which food molecules (mostly sugars) are partially or completely oxidised and the energy stored in their bonds is released and trapped to synthesise ATP.

Introduction to Respiration

This lesson talks about the basic overall pathway of a sugar as respiratory substrate in the absence and presence of oxygen and, introduces the concept of Glycolysis which is a universal process in respiration, responsible for partial oxidation of sugar and release of some energy.

Respiration and Introduction to Glycolysis

This lesson explains the pathway of glycolysis by which one molecule of glucose is converted to 2 molecules of pyruvic acid and, also talks about the enzymes involved and energy produced.

Detailed Pathway of Glycolysis

Complete oxidation of a respiratory substrate and trapping of the energy released is aerobic respiration. This lesson talks about how a cell handles the pyruvic acid (through link reaction), the end product of glycolysis, to proceed to aerobic respiration.

Aerobic Respiration

Krebs cycle, also known as the TCA cycle, is the main part of aerobic respiration that is responsible for complete oxidation of glucose. This lesson explains the steps involved in this cycles and introduces the Electron Transport System (ETS).

Krebs Cycle

High energy electrons from NADH and FADH2 are transported through the Electron Transport System and this is coupled to ATP synthesis. How this happens is explained in the lesson.

Electron Transport System

The Respiratory Balance Sheet

It is important to recognise that Respiration is involved in both anabolism and catabolism, hence it is considered to be an Amphibolic Pathway. This is what is explained in this lesson.

Amphibolic Pathway

This lesson talks about the process of fermentation, which is a kind of anaerobic respiration, in which glucose is partially oxidised.

Fermentation

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Monika Janghu

This course includes the process of plant growth and development. It will also describe the fundamentals of plant biotechnology and genetic engineering.

Growth and Development: Class 11 NCERT

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Sikshya Rath

This course briefly discusses about Respiration in plants. To begin with, the basic mechanisms of respiration in both anaerobic and aerobic organisms has been dealt with, followed by some miscellaneous concepts which have been covered in NCERT

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Diksha Garg

This course will explain the phenomenon of respiration in plants. Difference in Aerobic and anaerobic respiration, Glycolysis, Pyruvate oxidation, Krebs cycle, Oxidative phosphorylation, Fermentation, Pasteur effect and Warburg effect have been discussed.

Process of Respiration

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Radhika Phophaliya

This course describes types of respiration, steps in aerobic respiration and factors affecting respiration. Detailed view and description of cycles like glycolysis, link reaction, krebs cycle and ETS. Also covers short description of shuttle system, fermentation and Respiratory quotient.
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Cellular Respiration in Plants (Plant Physiology)

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Plants like other animals also respire. plants also need energy. The plants get energy through the process of respiration 
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Respiration in Plants : CBSE

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This course discusses about photosynthesis.Early experiments in photosynthesis.photosynthesis takes place in green leaves and other green parts of the plant.Cells of the green leaves contain chloroplast. Mechanism of photosynthesis.

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Introduction to Respiration

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Respiration and Introduction to Glycolysis

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Detailed Pathway of Glycolysis

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Aerobic Respiration

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Krebs Cycle

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Electron Transport System

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The Respiratory Balance Sheet

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Amphibolic Pathway

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Fermentation