During heavy physical exertion, a mammalian muscle tissue consumes molecules of glucose under strictly anaerobic conditions, producing lactic acid. If the same molecules of glucose were instead processed through complete aerobic respiration (yielding net ATP per glucose molecule), how many additional net molecules of ATP are produced by the aerobic process compared to the anaerobic process?
- net ATP moleculesCevap
- Bnet ATP molecules
- Cnet ATP molecules
- Dnet ATP molecules
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The aerobic process generates additional net molecules of ATP compared to the anaerobic process.
Anaerobic glycolysis converts each glucose molecule into lactic acid with a net gain of ATP molecules, yielding net ATP for glucose molecules. Complete aerobic breakdown yields net ATP per glucose molecule, totaling net ATP for glucose molecules. The additional yield generated by aerobic respiration compared to anaerobic respiration is net ATP molecules.
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Comparative net ATP stoichiometry between aerobic respiration and anaerobic fermentation pathways
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