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In Procedures, students learn how to calculate the rate of cellular respiration by using a respirometer system (microrespirometers or gas pressure sensors with computer interface) …
Exercise and Cellular Respiration - iteachly.com
Cellular respiration requires oxygen which is breathed in and creates carbon dioxide which is breathed out. This lab will address how exercise or increased muscle activity affects the rate of …
MEASURING THE RATE OF OXYGEN UPTAKE - Pearson qualifications
MEASURING THE RATE OF OXYGEN UPTAKE Purpose To investigate the uptake of oxygen in respiration. To measure the rate at which an organism respires. To develop practical skills. …
Lab: The Effect of Exercise on Cellular Respiration
The process of cellular respiration, which occurs in the cells, requires the respiratory system and the circulatory system. This lab will explore how exercise (increased muscle activity) affects the …
HOMEOSTASIS LAB ACTIVITY - Biology by Napier
Pulse rate is constantly checked by receptors (sensors) throughout your body. A stimulus such as elevated pulse rate leads to a reaction by an organ making the response. An appropriate …
Edexcel A Biology A-Level Core Practical 16 - Physics & Maths Tutor
Different organisms have different rates of respiration - the animals have a higher rate of respiration per gram than the plants, as they have a higher metabolic rate and require much …
MEASURING PRIMARY PRODUCTIVITY - College Board
would you expect the plants’ respiration rates to increase? Unlike in animals where oxygen concentrations would be the major factor, in plants temperature is the major factor. An increase …
