Overview of Cellular Respiration

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    1. Glycolysis
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    Learn about glycolysis and its role in breaking down glucose to produce ATP and pyruvate during the first of three stages in cellular respiration.

    Glycolysis
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    Learn about glycolysis and its role in breaking down glucose to produce ATP and pyruvate during the first of three stages in cellular respiration.

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    2. The Krebs Cycle
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    Learn about the Krebs cycle and its role in producing ATP and high-energy molecules during the second of three stages in cellular respiration.

    The Krebs Cycle
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    Learn about the Krebs cycle and its role in producing ATP and high-energy molecules during the second of three stages in cellular respiration.

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    3. Electron Transport Phosphorylation
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    Learn about electron transport phosphorylation and its role in harnessing high energy molecules to produce ATP in the last stage of cellular respiration.

    Electron Transport Phosphorylation
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    Learn about electron transport phosphorylation and its role in harnessing high energy molecules to produce ATP in the last stage of cellular respiration.

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    4. Anaerobic Fermentation
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    Learn about fermentation and its role in replacing cellular respiration under anaerobic conditions to produce ATP and fuel the process of glycolysis.

    Anaerobic Fermentation
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    Learn about fermentation and its role in replacing cellular respiration under anaerobic conditions to produce ATP and fuel the process of glycolysis.

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    shantall s
    Why is that respirtion so important to us?
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    Craig Savage
    Respiration is the primary biochemical pathway to release energy from our fuel molecules. It basically allows you to get the energy you need to run your systems.
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    Kathleen F
    Several of the exercises in this lesson seem to be incorrectly formatted. The right answer comes up "wrong". One exercise appears to have no correct answer.
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    Curious Support
    Thanks for letting us know, Kathleen! Everything should be fixed now :) Happy learning!
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    Gina P
    You are amazing! Thank you so much for the detailed explanation!!
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