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Which energy system did you use for a vertical one-clap pushup or pushup? (Choose one)
A) ATP-PC system
B) Glycotic system (Glycolysis - Pyruvate)
C)
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- Which mechanism of ATP production requires mitochondria and is able to use fatty acids and lactic acid energy sources? A glycolysis B aerobic respiration C anaerobic respirationIn aerobic respiration, what are the forms of energy that it produces? Which ones are used for plants? Which ones are used for people?How much ATP will be made if 34 molecules of glucose are run through the entire aerobic cellular respiration process?
- High-energy electrons from glucose are usedto drive ATP synthesis in aerobic respiration. How did these electrons become so energetic?How is ATP made in fermentation and in respiration?Where in glycolysis is NADH produced, where is itWhat is the purpose of respiration? What are the inputs, products, and energy required or gained? How does it differ from fermentation? in other words, how do Glycolysis, Pyruvate dehydrogenase, Kreb cycle, and electron transport chain work and connect to the production of ATP by chemiosmosis? compare that to fermentation.
- One cycle of fermentation yields more energy than one cycle of aerobic respiration.True or false?What are the reasons why the number of ATP produced by cellular respiration is not known exactly?What would happen if you exposed mitochondria to a chemical that blocked the proton channel in the ATPase? What effect would this have on respiration?
- What is the correct order of events involved around aerobic cell respiration? a) electron transport chain, citric acid cycle, glycolysis b) glycolysis, fermentation, lactic acid formation c) glycolysis, electron transport chain, citric acid cycle d) glycolysis, citric acid cycle, electron transport chainIs the main function of aerobic respiration the production of ATP? Explain your answer. What are the respective contributions of glycolysis and oxidative phosphorylation to the cellular ATP pool?Fermentation is a type of anaerobic respiration that is needed to regenerate what?