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How does fermentation that causes dough to rise differ from fermentation in muscles?

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Answered by anu85859
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The dough is rising because of carbon dioxide. In humans cells, lactic acid fermentation is performed. When we are working out, our body and muscles require more oxygen, and energy.

Answered by Anonymous
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Carbon dioxide-the product, is the reason why the dough rises. Fermentation in muscles (lactic fermentation) happens during intense workouts. Although there is a presence of oxygen, muscles use oxygen faster than it could be replaced.

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