Considering that in aerobic respiration 38 atp is created and in anaerobic respiration 2 are created are large organisms more likely to be aerobic or anaerobic? Describe the process of transcription and its role in gene expression . Why is the citric acid cycle =krebs cycle=tca cycle called a cycle is O2 used directly in the krebs cycle? What is an oxidized product of the Krebs cycle name 2 reduced products released from the krebs cycle.

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