Title | Bread Lab, A Cellular Respiration Activity - with Respiration Concept Map |
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Author | Landon Schertz |
Course | Arthrologie |
Institution | A.T. Still University |
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Bread-Baking+Lab:+Teacher’s+Guide+ ! + + BACKGROUND+KNOWLEDGE+ These!lessons!are!intended!to!follow!instruction!on!cellular!respiration,!where!students!understand!the! differences!between!aerobic!and!anaerobic!respiration.!!Anaerobic!respiration!includes!alcoholic! fermentation!or!lactic!acid!fermentation.!!The!bread-making!lab!takes!advantage!of!alcoholic! fermentation!by!yeast.!!! ! Yeast!can!undergo!aerobic!or!anaerobic!respiration.!!In!bread-making,!the!yeast!starts!off!respiring! aerobically,!producing!water!and!also!carbon!dioxide!to!make!the!dough!rise.!!When!the!air!runs!out,! the!yeast!begins!to!respire!anaerobically.!Any!alcohol!produced!boils!away!during!baking.! ! Most!of!my!students!had!never!made!bread!before,!so!this!was!a!fun!adventure.!!In!addition!to!being!an! activity!to!drive!home!cellular!respiration!content,!I!also!hope!they!learned!something!new!that!might! transfer!to!them!being!able!to!try!something!new!in!their!kitchen!at!home.!!Despite!using!the!same! recipe,!the!resulting!products!did!vary,!and!it!really!just!added!to!the!fun!for!us.!!They!were!excited!and! the!other!classes!were!jealous.!!J!!! ! + LESSON+1:+Pre-Lab+Day+and+Cellular+Respiration+Review+! During!this!lesson,!students!should!complete!the!Cellular!Respiration!Review!Concept!Map.!!When! students!finish,!talk!through!the!main!ideas!and!highlight!the!pathway!of!alcoholic!fermentation.!!!!Then! introduce!the!lab,!distribute!the!recipe!and!watch!the!video!to!expose!students!to!the!recipe!and! process.!!Discuss!the!role!of!carbon!dioxide!in!making!bread!rise,!and!that!the!small!amount!of!alcohol! is!removed!during!baking.!!!! ! LESSON+2:+Lab+Day+1+ In!this!lesson,!students!will!mix!and!knead!the!dough!and!leave!it!to!rise.!!Prior!to!the!lab,!clean! students’!work!surfaces!with!sanitizing!cleaner!and!have!students!wash!their!hands.!!Following!Day!1,! allow!the!bread!to!rise!for!about!two!hours!after!class!ends.!!Then!put!the!bowls!of!dough!into!a! refrigerator!overnight.!!Remove!them!promptly!the!next!morning!so!that!the!dough!will!warm!again,!to! at!least!room!temperature,!before!class!begins.!!! ! LESSON+3:+Lab+Day+2+ Have!students!wash!their!hands.!!In!this!portion!of!the!lab,!students!will!shape!the!dough!into!a!loaf!and! then!leave!it!to!rise.!!Following!Day!2,!you!will!need!to!determine!when!you!would!like!to!bake!the! bread.!!It!could!be!baked!after!rising!for!30!minutes!to!an!hour,!and!then!could!be!served!cool!the! following!day.!!Or!it!could!be!stored!in!the!refrigerator!overnight,!allowed!to!warm!up!the!next!morning,! and!then!baked.!!! ! LESSON+4:+Serving+the+Bread+and+Cellular+Respiration+Review+ Bring!butter!and/or!jam!to!serve!with!the!bread.!!If!you!have!time,!a!tasty!option!to!make!is!brown! sugar-cinnamon!butter!!(just!blend!½!cup!butter,!¼!cup!brown!sugar,!and!¼!tsp!cinnamon).!!You!might! consider!peanut!butter,!but!be!aware!of!potential!student!allergies.!!!
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Lab+Preparation:+ + Materials+needed+per+ group+ Large!mixing!bowl!! Measuring!cups!and! spoons!! 1!tbsp,!1!tsp,!½!cup,!¾! cup,!1!cup! Whisk! ½!cup!warm!water!
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Sample+Calculations+based+on+6+groups+and+Notes/Tips+ • • • • • • •
2!¼!tsp!yeast!(1!packet)!
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2!tbsp!+!1!tsp!sugar!
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¾!cup!milk!
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2!tbsp!butter!
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3!cups!flour!
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Proofing!oven!
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Loaf!pan!
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Plastic!wrap! Vegetable!oil!!
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Plates!or!napkins,!plastic! knives,!butter/jam,!bread! slicing!knives,!etc.!
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6!large!mixing!bowls! I!purchased!large!plastic!bowls!at!the!dollar!store!! Groups!can!share!these,!but!2!or!3!sets!are!needed!to! keep!things!moving.!!! I!recommend!setting!out!measurement!cups/spoons! that!stay!with!each!ingredient,!not!with!each!group! 6!whisks!! 3!cups!warm!water!! I!warmed!water!in!the!microwave!right!before!class!and! put!it!in!a!pitcher.!!I!used!plastic!drink!cups!to!hold!the! water-yeast!mixture!! 6!yeast!packets! you!could!buy!6!individual!packets!or!a!4!oz!jar,!which! would!be!much!more!than!enough!! 1!cup!of!sugar!is!just!enough!for!6!groups!! 1!cup!=!16!tbsp! you!could!bring!from!home,!or!buying!1!4lb!bag!will!be! much!more!than!enough!! 4!½!cups!of!milk!! ½!gal!=!8!cups!! I!warmed!milk!in!the!staff!microwave!right!before!class! and!put!it!in!a!pitcher.! 12!tbsp! 2!sticks!will!provide!16!tbsp!(1!stick!=!8!tbsp)! Be!sure!the!butter!has!been!left!out!of!the!refrigerator! to!soften.!!! 18!cups!! Probably!buy!two!bags!of!flour,!as!a!5lb!bag!is!about!16! cups!! In!a!classroom,!you!may!have!to!get!a!bit!creative!to! create!a!warmer!environment!and!expedite!rising.!!I!had! students!put!their!bowls!to!rise!on!my!plant!stand!after! the!first!day!and!attached!heat!lamps!to!it!–!which! worked!great.!!! 6!loaf!pans!! I!was!able!to!buy!cheap!ones!for!about!a!dollar!at!WalMart!and!re-use!them!year!to!year.!!Disposable!foil!ones! are!another!option.!!! The!class!can!use!one!roll!! Each!group!needs!just!a!tablespoon!or!so!to!coat!their! bowls,!so!they!can!share!from!one!bottle!! For!serving!and!eating!the!bread.!!J!!
+ Basic+White+Bread+Recipe+ (Hand!kneading!method)! video:!http://redstaryeast.com/yeast-baking-lessons/how-bake-videos/!
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½!cup!warm!water!(110º!to!115ºF!/!43!to!46ºC)! • 2!tablespoons!granulated!sugar! 2!¼!teaspoons!yeast!(1!packet)! • 2!tablespoons!butter! 1!teaspoon!granulated!sugar! • 1!teaspoon!salt! ¾!cup!milk! • 2!¾!to!3!cups!bread!flour! ! 1. Measure!the!water!and!put!into!a!cup!for!‘waking’!the!yeast.!!Add!the!yeast!and!1!teaspoon! granulated!sugar;!stir!briefly!until!dissolved.!Let!rest!for!10!minutes.!(The!mixture!will!begin! to!foam!and!fill!the!cup.!If!this!is!not!happening,!start!over!with!water,!yeast!and!sugar.)!! ! 2. Meanwhile,!measure!and!warm!the!milk!by!microwaving!for!30!seconds!or!until!milk!is!warm! (80ºF/27ºC).!!!!! ! 3. In!large!bowl,!add!the!milk,!2!tablespoons!sugar,!butter!and!salt.!!Whisk!to!combine.!! ! 4. To!the!bowl,!add!1½!cups!of!the!flour,!whisk!or!stir!until!smooth.!! ! 5. Add!dissolved!yeast!mixture;!whisk!or!stir!until!smooth.!! ! 6. Add!remaining!flour,!1!cup!at!a!time,!stir!until!combined.!Add!just!enough!of!the!remaining! flour!until!the!mixture!begins!to!form!a!ball.!Turn!out!onto!a!floured!surface!or!board.!! ! 7. Add!just!enough!additional!flour!to!keep!it!from!sticking!to!the!board!and!to!your!hands.! Knead!8!to!10!minutes!(set!the!timer).!!! ! 8. While!kneading,!have!someone!rinse!out!your!group’s!bowl!and!wash!the!whisks,!measuring! cups,!etc.!!! ! 9. When!dough!is!elastic!and!smooth,!place!in!a!large!bowl!that!has!been!lightly!coated!with! butter!or!oil.!Turn!once!to!coat!the!top!of!the!dough.!Cover!bowl!with!plastic!wrap.!Place!in!a! warm!place!to!rise!until!dough!tests!ripe!or!is!about!doubled!in!size.! ! 10. Clean!your!work!surface.! ! -!-!Stop!Day!1-!-! -"-"Your"teacher"will"put"the"dough"in"the"refrigerator"overnight"after"it"has"risen.""-"-"" ! 11. Punch!down;!let!rest!10!minutes.!! ! 12. Meanwhile,!lightly!grease!a!loaf!pan!(approx.!9x5-inch).!! ! 13. Roll!dough!into!a!7x9-inch!rectangle.!Beginning!on!the!7-inch!side,!roll!up!tightly!and!place!in! loaf!pan.!Cover!and!let!rise!again!until!nearly!double!in!size!(about!30!minutes).!! ! -!-!Stop!Day!2-!-! -"-"Bread"will"be"baked"before"next"class-"-" ! 14. Bake!at!375ºF!(190ºC)!for!35!to!40!minutes!or!until!bread!sounds!hollow!when!you!tap!the! tops!with!your!fingers!(if!necessary,!cover!with!foil!to!prevent!over-browning).!!Immediately! remove!from!pan.!Cool!on!wire!racks.! !
Cellular+Respiration+Lab+(AKA+The+Bread+Lab)+ Background+Information:++ Yeast!are!tiny!single-celled!fungi.!!The!organisms!in!the!Kingdom!Fungi!are!not!capable!of!making! their!own!food.!!Fungi,!like!any!other!organism,!need!food!for!energy.!They!rely!on!sugar!found!in! their!environment!to!provide!them!with!this!energy!so!that!they!can!grow!and!reproduce.!!!! !!! Yeast,!like!bacteria!grow!in!or!on!their!food!source.!!They!produce!and!release!digestive!proteins! (enzymes)!into!their!environment!where!the!sugar!molecules!are!found.!!Sugar!molecules!then!break! down!into!smaller!molecules!that!can!be!absorbed!by!the!yeast!and!used!for!food!(energy).!!!! ! Yeast!is!a!facultative!anaerobe,!meaning!that!it!can!participate!in!aerobic!respiration!when!possible,! but!when!it!is!not,!it!respires!anaerobically.!!When!using!yeast!in!making!dough,!the!yeast!will!use!the! initial!oxygen!up!very!quickly,!and!then!start!to!undergo!anaerobic!respiration.!!! !!! There!are!many!species!of!yeast,!and!each!has!a!particular!food!source.!!! • Certain!yeast!feed!on!a!variety!of!natural!sources!of!sugar!such!as!fruits,!nectar!from!plants,!and! molasses!from!the!plant!crop!called!sorghum.!!! • Others!break!down!wood!and!corn!stalks.!In!doing!this,!a!compound!called!ethanol!is!produced.! This!compound!can!be!used!in!our!cars!like!gasoline.!!! • Another!species!break!down!sugar!from!grain!into!alcohol.!Others!break!down!fruits!into!wine,! which!is!another!type!of!alcohol.!!! • Bread!recipes!rely!on!yeast!to!break!down!sugar!in!our!dough.!!!! !! All!of!these!processes!are!called!fermentation.!Overall,!the!final!equation!for!glycolysis!plus!alcoholic! fermentation!is:!!! !!! ! !C6H12O6!!! =!!! 2CH3CH2OH!!! +!!!!! 2CO2!!!!!! +!!!!! 2!ATP!! !!!!!! ! glucose!!!! =!!!!!! ethyl!alcohol!!!!!!!!!!+!!!carbon!dioxide! !+!!!!energy! ! For!the!yeast!cell,!this!chemical!reaction!is!necessary!to!produce!the!energy!for!life.!!The!alcohol!and! the!carbon!dioxide!are!waste!products!produced!by!the!yeast.!!It!is!these!waste!products!that!we!take! advantage!of.!!CO2!creates!gas!bubbles!causing!bread!to!rise.!!Gluten!is!a!wheat!protein!that!allows! bread!to!stretch!when!rising.!!The!heat!from!baking!kills!the!yeast!and!also!evaporates!the!alcohol.! ! 1. Are!yeast!autotrophs!and!heterotrophs?!!Identify!which!one!they!are,!and!then!explain!why.!!! ! ! 2. Most!recipes!for!bread!have!you!add!a!small!amount!of!sugar!or!molasses!to!the!mixture.!! What!purpose!does!the!sugar!serve?!! ! ! 3. Distinguish!between!obligate!and!facultative!anaerobes.!!! ! ! 4. What!are!the!two!products,!besides!energy!for!the!yeast,!that!are!produced!by!yeast! undergoing!alcoholic!fermentation?! ! ! 5. What!happens!to!the!small!amount!of!alcohol!produced!as!the!bread!is!made?! ! ! ! 6. What!happens!to!the!yeast!during!the!baking?! ! !
Name: ___________________________
2 ATP 2 ATP 32 ATP 36 ATP alcoholic fermentation carbon dioxide (CO2) cytosol electron transport ethanol glucose glycolysis Kreb’s cycle lactic acid lactic acid fermentation mitochondria oxygen pyruvates
Date: ______________ Period: _______
Cellular Respiration ! begins with
which is broken down during
produces a net gain of occurs in the
which produces
produces a total of can be used in
can be used in
which requires
anaerobic respiration aerobic respiration such as in
such as in
starting with
produces a net gain of
occurs in the
followed by occurs in the
which produces
which produces
produces a net gain of
! 1. ATP used for cellular energy is a high-energy nucleotide with three phosphate groups. Color this diagram of ATP and label the component parts.
2. Cellular respiration is the process by which ______________ molecules are broken down to produce energy in the form of ________, which is used for most cellular processes.
3. Write the chemical formula for glucose.
4. What are the two types of cellular respiration?
5. Write the balanced chemical equation for aerobic cellular respiration.
6. How many ATP molecules does anaerobic respiration produce from each glucose?
7. How many ATP molecules does aerobic respiration produce from each glucose?
8. What are the three stages of aerobic respiration?
9. List two ways that alcoholic fermentation is used in the food/beverage industry.
10. Describe which type of cellular respiration our bodies normally do, and then describe when our cells sometimes use a different type of cellular respiration. !
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ANSWERS+ Cellular+Respiration+Lab+(AKA+The+Bread+Lab)+ Background+Information:++ Yeast!are!tiny!single-celled!fungi.!!The!organisms!in!the!Kingdom!Fungi!are!not!capable!of!making!their! own!food.!!Fungi,!like!any!other!organism,!need!food!for!energy.!They!rely!on!sugar!found!in!their! environment!to!provide!them!with!this!energy!so!that!they!can!grow!and!reproduce.!!!! !!! Yeast,!like!bacteria!grow!in!or!on!their!food!source.!!They!produce!and!release!digestive!proteins! (enzymes)!into!their!environment!where!the!sugar!molecules!are!found.!!Sugar!molecules!then!break! down!into!smaller!molecules!that!can!be!absorbed!by!the!yeast!and!used!for!food!(energy).!!!! ! Yeast!is!a!facultative!anaerobe,!meaning!that!it!can!participate!in!aerobic!respiration!when!possible,!but! when!it!is!not,!it!respires!anaerobically.!!When!using!yeast!in!making!dough,!the!yeast!will!use!the!initial! oxygen!up!very!quickly,!and!then!start!to!undergo!anaerobic!respiration.!!! !!! There!are!many!species!of!yeast,!and!each!has!a!particular!food!source.!!! • Certain!yeast!feed!on!a!variety!of!natural!sources!of!sugar!such!as!fruits,!nectar!from!plants,!and! molasses!from!the!plant!crop!called!sorghum.!!! • Others!break!down!wood!and!corn!stalks.!In!doing!this,!a!compound!called!ethanol!is!produced.!This! compound!can!be!used!in!our!cars!like!gasoline.!!! • Another!species!break!down!sugar!from!grain!into!alcohol.!Others!break!down!fruits!into!wine,! which!is!another!type!of!alcohol.!!! • Bread!recipes!rely!on!yeast!to!break!down!sugar!in!our!dough.!!!! !! All!of!these!processes!are!called!fermentation.!Overall,!the!final!equation!for!glycolysis!plus!alcoholic! fermentation!is:!!! !!! ! !C6H12O6!!! =!!! 2CH3CH2OH!!! +!!!!! 2CO2!!!!!! +!!!!! 2!ATP!! !!!!!! ! glucose!!!! =!!!!!! ethyl!alcohol!!!!!!!!!!+!!!carbon!dioxide! !!+!!!!energy! ! For!the!yeast!cell,!this!chemical!reaction!is!necessary!to!produce!the!energy!for!life.!!The!alcohol!and!the! carbon!dioxide!are!waste!products!produced!by!the!yeast.!!It!is!these!waste!products!that!we!take! advantage!of.!!CO2!creates!gas!bubbles!causing!bread!to!rise.!!Gluten!is!a!wheat!protein!that!allows!bread!to! stretch!when!rising.!!The!heat!from!baking!kills!the!yeast!and!also!evaporates!the!alcohol.! ! 1. Are!yeast!autotrophs!and!heterotrophs?!!Identify!which!one!they!are,!and!then!explain!why.!!! Heterotrophs!–!not!capable!of!making!their!own!food/sugar!for!energy!! ! 2. Most!recipes!for!bread!have!you!add!a!small!amount!of!sugar!or!molasses!to!the!mixture.!! What!purpose!does!the!sugar!serve?!! Food!source!for!the!yeast!! ! 3. Distinguish!between!obligate!and!facultative!anaerobes.!!! Obligate!anaerobes!cannot!live!with!oxygen.!!Facultative!can!utilize!both!pathways.!!!! ! ! 4. What!are!the!two!products,!besides!energy!for!the!yeast,!that!are!produced!by!yeast! undergoing!alcoholic!fermentation?! Carbon!dioxide!and!alcohol!! ! 5. What!happens!to!the!small!amount!of!alcohol!produced!as!the!bread!is!made?! Mostly!bakes!off!/!evaporates!! ! 6. What!happens!to!the!yeast!during!the!baking?! They!are!killed!by!the!high!temperatures.!!You!are!yeast!murderers.!!
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ANSWERS
2 ATP 2 ATP 32 ATP 36 ATP alcoholic fermentation carbon dioxide (CO2) cytosol electron transport ethanol glucose glycolysis Krebs cycle lactic acid lactic acid fermentation mitochondria oxygen pyruvates
Cellular Respiration ! begins with
glucose 2 ATP which is broken down during
produces a net gain of
glycolysis
occurs in the
cytosol
which produces
36 ATP pyruvate produces a total of can be used in
oxygen
can be used in
which requires
anaerobic respiration
2 ATP aerobic respiration
such as in
such as in
starting with
produces a net gain of
Krebs cycle occurs in the
followed by
mitochondria alcoholic fermentation
occurs in the
lactic acid fermentation
which produces
which produces
electron transport produces a net gain of
32 ATP
! 1. ATP used for cellular energy is a high-energy nucleotide with three phosphate groups. Color this diagram of ATP and label the component parts.
2. Cellular respiration is the process by which glucose molecules are broken down to produce energy in the form of ATP, which is used for most cellular processes.
3. Write the chemical formula for glucose. C6H12O6 4. What are the two types of cellular respiration? aerobic and anaerobic
5. Write the balanced chemical equation for aerobic cellular respiration.
C6H12O6 + 6 O2 à 6 CO2 + 6 H2O + energy 6. How many ATP molecules does anaerobic respiration produce from each glucose? 2
7. How many ATP molecules does aerobic respiration produce from each glucose? up to 36
8. What are the three stages of aerobic respiration? 1) glycolysis 2) Krebs cycle (citric acid cycle) 3) electron transport (oxidative phosphorylation) 9. List two ways that alcoholic fermentation is used in the food/beverage industry. Ex. bread/baking, beer/wine, swiss cheese
10. Describe which type of cellular respiration our bodies normally do, and then describe when our cells sometimes use a different type of cellular respiration. Human!cells!generally!use!aerobic!respiration.!!Muscle!cells!have!the!capability!to!perform! some!lactic!acid!fermentation!under!strenuous!exercise!conditions.!!! !...