Statement should read: "Glycolysis occurs both in the absence and presence of oxygen".
Why?
Because glycolysis is just the process that converts glucose to energy in a cell.
The main difference between aerobic and anaerobic glycolysis is the presence or absence of oxygen. The other difference is in the by-products of the process.
Aerobic glycolysis has CO2 and H2O as the by-products, while anaerobic glycolysis differs based on the organism: ethanol in plants and many bacteria, lactic acid in animals and other bacteria. Humans do both aerobic and anaerobic glycolysis during exercise. Aerobic glycolysis makes pyruvate while anaerobic glycolysis makes lactate (lactic acid) - which is why your muscles hurt!
Another huge difference is that aerobic glycolysis makes a lot more ATP (energy) than anaerobic glycolysis does.
Answer:
C. It increases for a while and then decreases.
Explanation:
Answer:
Bacteria
Explanation:
A staph infection is caused by the bacteria staphylococcus.
The decomposition of the organisms and the wastes in the soil serves the purpose of nutrient release and space recycling.
The nutrient consumed by an organism as eliminated from his body during his life, and decomposes after he dies. The decomposition releases the nutrients from the dead body, and free up the space that was prior consumed by this organism.
Before cell reproduction or mitosis can proceed, the correct sequence of steps that must first occur is the following one: growth, chromosome replication, repair of chromosomal errors, and duplication of cell organelles. This is the right order in which these steps should happen before the cell is to reproduce or split itself into several parts during mitosis.
