Compare aerobic and anaerobic respiration: state two similarities and three differences.
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- Both use NAD+ as an electron carrier and rely on redox reactions to transfer energy from glucose toward ATP production. - In both processes, energy extraction ultimately relies on a chain of reactions that transfer electrons and create a proton motive force (or Show more…
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