Answer to Question 1
Glucose provides muscles with an important energy source.
Under conditions of low oxygen availability, glycolysis
can metabolize glucose to provide a quick source of ATP.
Although glycolysis can rapidly generate small amounts
of ATP, the system is not sustainable. This is because the
end-product of glucose metabolism is pyruvate, which is
converted to lactic acid. The majority of lactic acid dissociates
into lactate and hydrogen ions. The accumulation of
hydrogen ions causes muscles to fatigue.
Answer to Question 2
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The moray eel meets its energy and nutrient needs by being an effective predator.
Positron emission tomography (PET) image showing the difference in the metabolic activity of the bra
Some energy interconversions in living organisms
energy of interaction and distance of particle
Energy imbalance establishes a temperature gradient between the tropics and the poles
Physics: Power, Energy and Time