1. Consider the big picture of glucose metabolism from C6H12O6 to 6 CO2. Describe how this...

1. Consider the big picture of glucose metabolism from C6H12O6 to 6 CO2. Describe how this metabolism is coordinately regulated; list the energy harvested from this process in the presence of oxygen.

2.Explain where oxygen is used and CO2 generated in cellular respiration.

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