Explain the condition necessary for respiration
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The presence of oxygen,nutrients and space to discard their metabolic products are the conditions for cellular respiration in aerobic organisms. ... Nutrients that aerobic cells commonly use in respiration include sugar,amino acids and fatty acids.
Answer:
Respiration is a process through which the energy is released from complex biomolecules in the presence or absence of oxygen.
When oxygen is involved in a respiration process then it's called aerobic respiration and when there is no involvement of oxygen then it's called anaerobic respiration.
Explanation:
There are various things necessary for respiration like :
1. Oxygen: Oxygen is the most important thing required for respiration as without oxygen no complex substance would be broken down and no energy will be released. This is essential for all aerobic organisms (mainly eukaryotes).
2. Nutrients like sugars, proteins, amino acids, fats etc. are also very important for respiration to occur as they are ones which are or get produced during respiration.
3. Gaseous exchange is also very necessary during respiration as it maintains blood and body pressure in eukaryotic organisms. Like Oxygen is inhaled whereas CO2 is exhaled during aerobic respiration.
4. Space to discard the waste products, as all organisms produce some sort of waste during respiration which get broken down and released outside the body in the form of gases.
5. Pressure difference between the atmosphere and the organism body.
Hence these are major five conditions necessary for respiration.
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