Anaerobic respiration

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What two processes are in anaerobic respiration?
Glycolysis and fermentation
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What does fermentation in microorganisms and some plants produce?
Ethanol and carbon dioxide
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What does fermentation in animals produce?
Lactate
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How is glycolysis brought to a halt in anaerobic respiration?
Others require oxygen, and as they can't occur due to anaerobic conditions, the reduced NAD can't become oxidised and therefore can't convert glucose to pyruvate.
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How is pyruvate converted to lactate?
Reduced NAD donates proton/hydrogen (oxidises NAD= NAD formed).
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How is pyruvate converted to ethanol and how is carbon dioxide produced?
CO2 is given off from pyruvate, and reduced NAD molecule donates proton/hydrogen to in turn form ethanol.
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What does fermentation in microorganisms and some plants produce?

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