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BMS1021 - Cells, tissues and organisms - S1 2025
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In the absence of oxygen, animals can generate ATP using

aerobic glycolysis

photosynthesis

protein catabolism

ketosis

anaerobic respiration and fermentation

anaerobic glycolysis

aerobic respiration

beta oxidation

The advantage of generating ATP in this way is that

NAD+ can be regenerated, which prevents glycolysis from halting

ADP can be oxidised, which prevents glycolysis from halting

NAD+ can be oxidised, which allows glycolysis to halt

ADP can be regenerated, which prevents glycolysis from halting

ADP can be regenerated, which allows glycolysis to halt

ADP can be oxidised, which allows glycolysis to halt

NAD+ can be regenerated, which allows glycolysis to halt

NAD+ can be oxidised, which prevents glycolysis from halting

The disadvantage of generating ATP in this way is

the removal of glucose

the removal of lactate

the accumulation of ADP

the accumulation of lactate

the accumulation of glucose

the removal of ADP

the removal of pyruvate

the accumulation of pyruvate

and

the production of less ATP than would occur if glucose was completely reduced

the production of more ATP than would occur if glucose was completely reduced

the production of less ATP than would occur if glucose was completely oxidised

the production of more ATP than would occur if glucose was completely oxidised

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