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.
When stress becomes long-term and is not properly addressed, it can lead to a number of more serious health conditions, including depression. It's high blood pressure.
Answer:
D. Still use chloroplasts to
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Answer:
Random variation in the population led to a population with a favorable adaptation
Explanation:
Insecticide resistance can be defined as an evolutionary process that causes a decreased susceptibility of an insect population to a particular insecticide. The evolution of the insecticide resistance occurs by the mechanism of natural selection, where most resistant insects survive and thus pass on their acquired heritable resistance to their offspring. Moreover, the evolutionary origins of the resistance trait may be associated with different processes: 1-<em>de novo</em> mutations (i.e., the emergence of beneficial genetic changes in the population), 2-standing variation in the original population which is selected under the selective agent (in this case, the pesticide), 3-migration of resistant specimens originally resistant to the pesticide, and 4-even interspecific transfer (i.e., horizontal transfer between different species).
I believe step 4, because in mitosis it creates 2 diploid cells
