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What is net gain of energy from oxidation of one mole glucose in oxirespiration and unoxirespiration?

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In oxirespiration and unoxirespiration, there is production of 38 and 2 molecules of ATP respectively. The oxirespiration is the other term for the aerobic form of respiration. The unoxirespiration is the other term for anaerobic form of respiration.

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