Question

" marginal respiration occurs in the lining of the mitochondria " - can you explain it ? ​

Answer 1

Answer:

Glucose passes through a series of catabolic reactions in the process of cellular respiration. First, glucose is split in the cytoplasm in the process of glycolysis. The resulting end-products move into the mitochondria and go through a preparatory step to the Krebs cycle, and finally to the electron transport system.