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And when i post this question, let's talk about cell respiration.
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Remember that cell respiration or aerobic cell respiration is going to involve glycolysis, then pyruvate oxidation, then a grape cycle, and then the electron transport chain in order to produce atp via oxidative of ferrelation.
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This electron transfer chain is going to require oxygen.
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So when there is an anaerobic condition, it means when you don't have oxygen in your cell, then this process is going to be inhibited, also this, and also this, so you're going to stop only glycolysis remaining.
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Glycolysis is going to continue functioning even when oxygen is absent.
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So question number one says, what an aerobic pathway in cellular respiration generates atp from the breakdown of glucose? option a is scalping cycle.
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Option b says glycolysis, option b says glycolic acid cycle or crepe cycle.
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And option this is electron transfer chain.
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There is option e also that says the light change reaction, the light reactions.
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Option c is the answer, or i'm sorry, option b.
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Option b is the answer for this question that is lycolysis...