Animal cells are suspended in a culture medium that contains excess glucose. The graph below shows glucose utilisation under different growth conditions. (A), (B), and (C) in the graph indicates.
A
A- Anaerobic respiration B- Introduction of O2 to culture medium C- Aerobic respiration
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B
A- Aerobic respiration B- Introduction of CO2 to culture medium C- Anaerobic respiration
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D
A- Aerobic respiration B- Introduction of CO to culture medium C- Anaerobic respiration
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Solution
The correct option is D A- Anaerobic respiration B- Introduction of O2 to culture medium C- Aerobic respiration Anaerobic respiration takes place in the absence of oxygen. It leads to incomplete degradation of substrate into alcohol and CO2 releasing some energy (2ATP). Thus, the time between A-B is aerobic respiration as there is very less production of ATP. After introduction of O2 at B point, the organism initiate aerobic respiration. It results in complete oxidation of substrate into CO2, water and energy (38 ATP). The B-C region is having incremental production of ATP. Thus, B-C region is of Aerobic respiration.