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The cellulose respiration has three main stages.
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The first process is called glycolysis.
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The glycolysis basically is glucose is being broken down to produce pyruvate.
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And then it enters this citric acid cycle or prep cycle.
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So pyruvate is again being converted into acetyl -coa.
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Acetyl -coa enters the citric acid cycle.
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And so that the glucose is being completely broken down into carbon dioxide and being released back as a waste product.
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But the citric acid cycle will actually produce energy or electron carriers such as nadh atp or fadh2.
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These electron carriers carry energy and feed into the last step, oxidative phosphorylation, which involves the electric transport chain and the fadh2 and nadh from the citric acid cycle feed into the electric transport chain.
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Eventually, it will produce the proton pump and proton gradient, and eventually it will cause atp to produce atp...