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1. Introduction

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

2. The need for energy

Exercise 3

3. ATP-Adenosine triphosphate

Exercise 4

4. Universal energy currency

Exercise 5

5. Hydrolisis and features of ATP

Exercise 6

Exercise 7

6. Mitochondrion and aerobic reaction

7. Glycolisis

8. Link reaction

9. Krebs cycle

10. NAD and FAD

11. Sources for reduced NAD and FAD

12. Oxydative phosphorilation

Exercise 8

Exercise 9

Exercise 10

13. Oxidative phos - Number of ATP produced and summary

14. Respiratory substrate

Exercise 11

Exercise 12

15. Respiratory quotients

Exercise 13

Exercise 14

16. Anaerobic respiration

Exercise 15

17. Anaerobic pathways and ethanol fermentation

Exercise 16

18. Lactate pathways

19. Comparing aerobic and anaerobic respiration

Exercise 17

Exercise 18

20. Anaerobic adaption of rice

21. Why rice in these conditions

Exercise 19

1. Introduction

Exercise 1

2. Chloroplast

Exercise 2

3. Adaption of chloroplast

Exercise 3

4. Stages of photosynthesis

Exercise 4

5. Photosynthetic pigments

Exercise 5

6. Absorption spectra

Exercise 6

7. Absorption and Action spectra of chloroplast pigments

8. Light dependent reactions

9. Arrangement of pigments in thykaloid membrane

Exercise 7

10. Cyclic photophosphorylation

Exercise 8

11. Non-cyclic photophosphorylation

Exercise 9

12. Photolysis of water

Exercise 10

13. Chemiosmosis

Exercise 11

14. Comparing cyclic and non-cyclic photophosphorylation

15. Summary

Exercise 12

16. Light dependent stage

17. The calvin cycle

Exercise 13

18. Photosynthesis

19. Limiting factors

20. Light intensity

Exercise 14

21. Carbon dioxide

Exercise 15

22. Temperature

Exercise 16

1. Introduction

2. Principles of homeostasis

3. Negative feedback mechanisms

4. Deamination

5. Production of urea

6. The urinary system

7. Structure of kidneys

8. The nephron

9. The Nephron 2

10. Formation of urine in Nephron

11. Ultrafiltration

12. Ultrafiltration 2

13. How ultrafiltration occurs

14. Glomerular filtrate

15. Selective reabsorption

16. Selective reabsorption

17. Reabsorption of water and salts

18. Osmoregulation

19. Effect of ADH

20. Control of blood glucose

21. Negative feedback control

22. Hormones involved controlling blood glucose

23. Insulin

24. Glucagon

25. Principles of cell signaling

26. Mechanism of Glucagon

27. Measuring urine glucose concentration

28. Measuring blood glucose

29. Homeostasis in plants

30. Structure of guard cells

31. Opening of stomata

32. Closing of stomata

33. Daily rythms

34. Mechanism to open stomata

35. Mechanism to close stomata

36. Role of asbscisic