1- What is the necessary item for glycolysis to continue to aerobic cellular respiration instead of...

1- What is the necessary item for glycolysis to continue to aerobic cellular respiration instead of lactic acid fermentation?

2- Unless you are dead (no respiration, no blood circulation), are your muscle cells getting some of this? Explain.

3- Therefore, a better explanation might be: “If a cell is only getting 75% as much O2 as it needs to make enough ATP through aerobic cellular respiration, then (what %?) of the pyruvates from glycolysis will go into the mitochondria.”

4- In the above situation, what will happen to glycolysis rates that move forward to lactic acid fermentation? Why?

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