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how many ATP is anerobically synthesysed
2
how many ATP is aerobically synthesysed
30 ish
why would anarobic have to happen
no oxygen - ETC cant operate as oxygen is final electron acceptopr no NADH/FADH cant be oxidised no oxidised NAD, no glycolysis as NAD required to accept electrons during TP oxidation
what is produced in animals in anerobic
lactate
whats the animals equation
pyruvate –> lactate
how does anaerobic respiration work in animals
pyruvate is final electron acceptor pyruvate reduced to lactic acid by lactate dehydrogenase so NADH oxidised to NAD regen of NAD allows glycolysis to continue producign ATP
describe the production of lactate in muscle cells
pyruvate reduced to lactate by lactate dehydrogenase reduced NAD oxidised to NAD so it can bre reused in glycolysis
whats the theory behind anaerboic respiration in animals
regen of NAD allows glycolysis to continue producign ATP
whats the product of anerobic respiration in yeast / plants
ethanol
2 steps of yeast / plants anaerobic respiration
1 - pyruvate decarboxylated to ethanal releasing Co2 2 - ethanal reduced to ethanol and NADH oxidised to NAD
equations for yest/ plants anaerobic respiration
pyruvate - ethanal + CO2 ethanal + NADH - ethanol + NAD
whats the theory behind anaerobic respiration in yeast + plants
regen NAD enables glycolysis to continue
end product in anaerboic respiration animal
lactate
end product in anaerboic respiration yeast / plants
ethanol + CO2
what is oxygen debt
extra oxygen required to metabolise accumulated lactate, refill ATP stores replaces oxygen in blood