a.) Glycolysis occurs within theb.) Fermentation in animals producesc.) Fermentation in yeast producesd.) Two electron carriers that bring high energy electrons to the electron transport system (intheir reduced form) aree.) The terminal acceptor in the electron transport system isf.) Krebs cycle takes place in theg.)h.)i.) The final molecule formed at the end of cellular respiration isof cells.andandis the number of ATP available at the end of cellular respiration.is the number of ATP produced when there is no oxygen available.

Glycolysis is the biochemical process in which glucose is oxidised to pyruvic acid without the…

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