The process of cellular respiration for a particular cell, depending on its efficiency can produce up to B. 38 ATP molecules, most of which come from chemiosmosis and the electron transport chain.
So they can handle the tough terrain, like rocks and dirt and gravel and harsh grounds.
They way they have an advantage of actually being able to move places
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<span>Diffusion. Diffusion is when particles in a highly concentrated area spread out to an area of lower concentration. The membranes of cells are very thin, which allows diffusion of different materials to happen easily.
During respiration, oxygen and glucose concentration in the cell is lower than in the surrounding blood. This causes oxygen and glucose to move into the cell via diffusion. Carbon dioxide is produced inside the cell and this makes the concentration of CO2 higher in the cell than in the blood, so the excess diffuses out of the cell.</span>
