Biology U3 - Cellular respiration: Anaerobic respiration is toxic to most organisms, faster, less efficient (only 2 ATP produced for 1 glucose) and results in lactic acid or carbon dioxide and ethanol. All organisms can respire anaerobically, usins glycolysis, but not all can respire aerobically.

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Anaerobic respiration is toxic to most organisms, faster, less efficient (only 2 ATP produced for 1 glucose) and results in lactic acid or carbon dioxide and ethanol. All organisms can respire anaerobically, usins glycolysis, but not all can respire aerobically.

Jared McCormick · Accepted Answer

Differences between anaerobic and aerobic respiration

Biology U3 - Cellular respiration

Anaerobic respiration is toxic to most organisms, faster, less efficient (only 2 ATP produced for 1 glucose) and results in lactic acid or carbon dioxide and ethanol. All organisms can respire anaerobically, usins glycolysis, but not all can respire aerobically.

Differences between anaerobic and aerobic respiration

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