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Cellular Respiration: Respirometry | Virtual Lab

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Cellular Respiration: Respirometry
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About This Simulation

Observe how we can monitor and better understand respiration by a method known as Respirometry. Learn the effects of exercise of respiration by observing glucose levels and oxygen consumption through a model organism: a mouse.

Learning Objectives

  • Contextualise respirometry within metabolic process investigation
  • Describe the steps of an example respirometric experiment
  • Relate respiration to blood glucose levels and oxygen consumption

About This Simulation

Level:
Higher Education
High School
Length:
15
Min
Accessibility Mode:
Available
Languages:
English
Spanish

Lab Techniques

  • Respirometry
No lab techniques are listed for this simulation.

Related Standards

University:
NGSS:
  • HS-LS1-7
AP:
  • Biology Unit 3: Cellular energetics
LB:
  • Biology 8.2 Cell respiration, D.6 Transport of respiratory gases
No lab techniques are listed for this simulation.

Learn More About This Simulation

This short, targeted simulation is adapted from the full-length “Cellular Respiration” simulation.

What in the cellular respiration is Respirometry?!  In this simulation, you will learn all about respirometry and the techniques used to obtain rates of metabolism. You have been employed by the council to help the community basketball team learn about the science behind cellular respiration and metabolism. By performing the experiment on a virtual mouse, you will be able to collect all the data you need.

Respirometry

Discover the inner workings of respirometry and pick up some neat lab techniques! By injecting a mouse with a microchip, you will be able to analyze the oxygen levels, blood glucose levels and lactic acid levels of the subject after exposing it to different environmental factors. Don’t worry about hurting the mouse though! One of the many perks of a virtual simulation is that you get all the experiences and data you need during this experiment without any animals being harmed in the process!

Review your Knowledge

Throughout the experiment will be prompted with some engaging quiz questions to reinforce your knowledge to further your learning of cellular respiration, as well as coming up with a hypothesis to put to the test! To accompany the quiz questions there are relevant theory pages and informative diagrams to aid your learning.

Help athletes perform

Now you are a pro in respirometry and metabolism you will be ready to pass on your knowledge to the basketball players, so they can improve their diet and training regime to remain energized throughout the game. With this new knowledge on their bodies metabolism, they will be unstoppable!

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