Distinguish between fermentation, anaerobic respiration, and aerobic respiration.

Distinguish between fermentation, anaerobic respiration, and aerobic respiration.

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Fermentation	Anaerobic respiration	Aerobic respiration
Fermentation occurs mostly extracellularly (outside the cell) The process of fermentation requires a small quantity of oxygen to occur The end product of the process is withdrawn to the outside and the requirement of the substrate is fulfilled by extracellular medium The process produces a small quantity of ATP that is 2 molecule Cellular respiration causes the formation of end product are lactic acid and ethanol This respiration occurs mostly intracellularly incytoplasm Respiratory substrate shows the incomplete oxidation	Anaerobic respiration occurs within the cell and hence an intracellular process The process of anaerobic respiration occurs without the presence of oxygen and hence does not requires oxygen Both substrate and the product are preset in anaerobically respiring cell The process produces a small quantity of ATP that is 2 molecule Cellular respiration causes the formation of the end product is carbon dioxide and ethyl alcohol This respiration occurs in the only cytoplasm Respiratory substrate shows the incomplete oxidation	Anaerobic respiration occurs within the cell and hence an intracellular process The process of aerobic respiration occurs in the presence of oxygen and hence requires oxygen Both substrate and the product are preset in aerobically respiring cell The process produces a large quantity of ATP that is 36 molecule Cellular respiration causes the formation of end product is carbon dioxide and water This respiration occurs in both cytoplasm and mitochondria Respiratory substrate shows the complete oxidation

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