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Aerobic respiration

Glucose + oxygen > Carbon Dioxide + water

Anaerobic respiration

Glucose > lactic acid + adenosine triphosphate

ATP

Energy required to add a third phosphate bond to ADP


Hydrolysis releases energy

Glycolysis

Involves phosphorylation, crates pyruvate from glucose

Anaerobic respiration

NAD is needed to continue glycolysis


In anaerobic respiration, NAD is formed by lactate production

Creates lactate and NAD

Lactic acid

Formed by lactate, lowers the pH of the solution, build up can cause muscle cramp- once aerobic respiration resumes, turned back into lactate and pyruvate by Krebs cycle- OXYGEN DEBT

Stages of aerobic respiration

Stage 1


Pyruvate> carbon dioxide and Hydrogen



Stage 2


Oxidative phosphorylation


ATP synthesis on electron transport chain



Kerbs cycle

Each acetylCoA generates:


3 reduced NAD


1 reduced FAD


2 CO2


1 ATP


1 4C compound- used to restart the cycle