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Glycolysis
a series of reactions that extract energy from glucose by splitting it into pyruvates; leads to Respiration or Fermentation
Which possibility of glycolysis produces more energy
Respiration
homolactic fermentation
only produces lactic acid
heterolactic fermentation
produces a mixture of lactic acid, ethanol(yeast), and CO2
aerobic respiration
requires oxygen, produces highest ATP yield (36-38), produces water and co2
anaerobic respiration
slow, doesn’t require oxygen, produces low ATP yield (2-36), produces smelly gas
fermentation
doesn’t require oxygen, produces 2 ATP yield
protease
proteins to amino acids
lipase
fats to fatty acids or glycerol
carbohydrase
carbohydrates to glucose
catylase
hydrogen peroxide to water and oxygen