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... Respiration B. C. Substrate - Level Phosphorylation Chemiosmotic Coupling : The Basic Principle REDOX REACTIONS IN METABOLISM Respiration as a Redox Process A. B. NAD + and the Oxidation of Glucose III . GLYCOLYSIS IV . THE KREBS CYCLE ...
... Respiration B. C. Substrate - Level Phosphorylation Chemiosmotic Coupling : The Basic Principle REDOX REACTIONS IN METABOLISM Respiration as a Redox Process A. B. NAD + and the Oxidation of Glucose III . GLYCOLYSIS IV . THE KREBS CYCLE ...
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... respiration , ( 2 ) anaerobic respiration , and ( 3 ) fermentation . These processes : • Are similar in that the high energy electrons from substrate ( e.g. glucose ) oxidation are transferred to NAD + . • Differ in the ultimate fate of ...
... respiration , ( 2 ) anaerobic respiration , and ( 3 ) fermentation . These processes : • Are similar in that the high energy electrons from substrate ( e.g. glucose ) oxidation are transferred to NAD + . • Differ in the ultimate fate of ...
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... respiration . Respiration yields 18 times more ATP per glucose than fermentation . Organisms can be classified based upon the effect oxygen has on growth and metabolism . Strict ( obligate ) aerobes = Organisms that require oxygen for ...
... respiration . Respiration yields 18 times more ATP per glucose than fermentation . Organisms can be classified based upon the effect oxygen has on growth and metabolism . Strict ( obligate ) aerobes = Organisms that require oxygen for ...
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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