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A scientist is simultaneously measuring both the amount of oxygen and the amount of glucose that is being used by cells. If a chemical were added that inhibited the electron transport chain, what would be expected to happen to the consumption of oxygen and glucose? Oxygen consumption decreases while glucose consumption increases Both oxygen and consumption will remain unchanged Both oxygen and glucose consumption increase Both oxygen and glucose consumption decrease Oxygen consumption increases while glucose consumption decreases

          A scientist is simultaneously measuring both the amount of oxygen and the amount of glucose that is being used by cells. If a chemical were added that inhibited the electron transport chain, what would be expected to happen to the consumption of oxygen and glucose?
Oxygen consumption decreases while glucose consumption increases
Both oxygen and consumption will remain unchanged
Both oxygen and glucose consumption increase
Both oxygen and glucose consumption decrease
Oxygen consumption increases while glucose consumption decreases

A scientist is simultaneously measuring both the amount of oxygen and the amount of glucose that is being used by cells. If a chemical were added that inhibited the electron transport chain, what would be expected to happen to the consumption of oxygen and glucose?
Oxygen consumption decreases while glucose consumption increases
Both oxygen and consumption will remain unchanged
Both oxygen and glucose consumption increase
Both oxygen and glucose consumption decrease
Oxygen consumption increases while glucose consumption decreases

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