Anaerobic respiration
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- Created on: 25-09-15 09:01
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- Anaerobic respiration in Mammals and Yeast
- Only uses Glycolysis
- NADH ==> NAD
- The two ways of reoxidising NAD
- Fungi use ethanol fermentation
- The Pyruvate looses a Carbon dioxide molecule and becomes ethanal. this accepts hydrogen from the NADH and the ethanal reduces to ethanol.
- Animals use lactate Fermentation
- Lactate Dehysrogena-se catalyses the oxidation of NADH in which pyruvate accepts hydrogen atoms and is reduced to lactate.
- Both these produce 2 ATP during glycolysis
- Fungi use ethanol fermentation
- Only uses Glycolysis
- The two ways of reoxidising NAD
- Fungi use ethanol fermentation
- The Pyruvate looses a Carbon dioxide molecule and becomes ethanal. this accepts hydrogen from the NADH and the ethanal reduces to ethanol.
- Animals use lactate Fermentation
- Lactate Dehysrogena-se catalyses the oxidation of NADH in which pyruvate accepts hydrogen atoms and is reduced to lactate.
- Both these produce 2 ATP during glycolysis
- Fungi use ethanol fermentation
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