What are the two steps of anaerobic respiration?
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1) In yeast :
Glucose (6 carbon molecule) ------(in cytoplasm)------> Pyruvate (3 carbon molecule) + Energy ---------> Ethanol (2 carbon molecule) + carbon dioxide + energy (2 ATP)
2) In muscle cells :
Glucose (6 carbon molecule) ------(in cytoplasm)------> Pyruvate (3 carbon molecule) + Energy ---------> Lactic acid (3 carbon molecule) + energy
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Anaerobic respiration takes place in human being as well as in micro organisms like yeast.
This respiration takes place in yeast
glucose---->pyruvic acid(2 molecules)---->ethanol+2ATP
This respiration takes place in muscle tissue of human beings .
glucose---->pyruvic acid----->lactic acid+2ATP
This respiration takes place in yeast
glucose---->pyruvic acid(2 molecules)---->ethanol+2ATP
This respiration takes place in muscle tissue of human beings .
glucose---->pyruvic acid----->lactic acid+2ATP
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