Biology, 18.11.2020 16:50 davechucktaylor
Which of the following best describes what will result when a glucose-fed yeast cell is placed in an
anaerobic environment?
Choose 1
The yeast cell will produce ATP through fermentation, generating CO, and ethanol as
byproducts
The yeast cell will produce ATP through fermentation, generating lactic acid as a byproduct
Due to a lack of oxygen the yeast cell will no longer produce ATP, and its ATP stores will be
depleted
Due to the presence of oxygen, the yeast cell will produce ATP through oxidative
phosphorylation
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