This document discusses anaerobic respiration and how to demonstrate it in germinating seeds. It requires a test tube, glass bowl, glass stand, germinating seeds, mercury, and potassium hydroxide or limewater. The learning objectives are to understand what anaerobic respiration is, where it occurs, the types of anaerobic respiration, its main advantage and disadvantages, and examples of anaerobic exercises like sprinting, push-ups, and weight lifting.

1. ANAEROBIC RESPIRATION
Nick
Final Part-II M.B.,B.S
University of Medicine, Mandalay

2. Fast Facts about YEAST
 Fungus
 Single-cell organism
 Called Saccharomyces cerevisiae
 Varieties: 500 species of yeast
 Uses: Fermentation, for bread and alcohol
 Origins: Hundreds of millions of years ago
 One gram = 2 billion yeast cells

4. Baker’s yeast Brewer’s yeast

6. ALCOHOL FERMENTATION

10. To demonstrate
Anaerobic Respiration in germinating seeds

11. Requirements
1.Test tube
2.Glass bowl
3.Glass stand
4.Germinating seeds
5.Mercury
6.Potassium hydroxide or limewater

13. Learning Objectives
1.What is anaerobic respiration?
2.Where does anaerobic respiration occur?
3.What are the types of anaerobic respiration?
4.What is the main advantage of anaerobic respiration?
5.What are the disadvantages of anaerobic respiration?
6.What are examples of anaerobic exercises?

14. 1. Sprinting
2. Push-ups
3. Weight lifting