Introduction To Gaseous exchange | Breathing Vs Respiration | Lecture Capture | Biology 10th class

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Lecture Text:
we have studied how cells
generate ATPs from food. Cellular
respiration is the process in which
the C-H bonds in food are broken by
oxidationreduction reactions and thenergy
is transformed into ATP. In aerobic
respiration, oxygen is used and there is
complete oxidation of the food material.
Carbon dioxide and water are also
produced in this process. Organisms get the
oxygen, needed for cellular respiration,
from their environment and provide it to
their cells. The carbon dioxide produced
during cellular respiration is taken out of
the cells and ultimately from the body.
Taking inoxygen and giving out of carbon dioxide is termed as gaseous exchange.
The term breathing is used for the process through which animals take air in their bodies
to get oxygen from it and then give out the air for getting rid of carbon dioxide. Thus
breathing and respiration are not synonymous. Respiration involves the mechanical
and the bio-chemical processes whereas breathing is only the mechanical or physical
process of exchange of gases.
In this chapter we will go through the mechanisms of gaseous exchange in plants and
in humans.