what are the different ways in which glucose is oxidised to provide energy in various organisms
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In the preaence of oxygen in mitochondria it breaks into co2&water and gives 38molecules of atp.
In the absence of o2 in yeast gives ethanol and co2 and 2 molecules of atp (i think 2)
In the lack of oxygen in muscles it breaks to form lactic acid and energy.
In all the 3 cases the common step is that it first breaks to form pyruvate(3carbon molecule).
for this qn u should draw the flowchart given in the textbook
In the absence of o2 in yeast gives ethanol and co2 and 2 molecules of atp (i think 2)
In the lack of oxygen in muscles it breaks to form lactic acid and energy.
In all the 3 cases the common step is that it first breaks to form pyruvate(3carbon molecule).
for this qn u should draw the flowchart given in the textbook
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Glucose is oxidized in human beings and animals by aerobic respiration. It takes place in the presence of oxygen. In this process glucose is oxidised to form carbon dioxide , water and energy (38 ATP) .
Some organisms like bacteria and fungi respire in the absence of oxygen . In this process glucose is oxidised to form lactic acid , crbon dioxide and energy (2 ATP)
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Some organisms like bacteria and fungi respire in the absence of oxygen . In this process glucose is oxidised to form lactic acid , crbon dioxide and energy (2 ATP)
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