A suspension of yeast supplied with glucose as its source of energy was transferred from an aerobic environment to an anaerobic one. Which result would you predict for the rate of glucose utilization and the rate of ethanol production after the transfer? Assume that the yeast must expend the same amount of energy to survive in both environments. Both glucose usage and ethanol production would increase. Glucose usage would not change, and ethanol production would increase. Glucose usage would decrease, and ethanol production would increase. Neither glucose usage nor ethanol production would change. Glucose usage would increase, and ethanol production would decrease.

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