Which process takes place outside of cells? a) aerobic cellular respiration b) anaerobic cellular...
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Which process takes place outside of cells?
a) aerobic cellular respiration
b) anaerobic cellular respiration
c) light-dependent reactions
d) digestion
Anaerobic cellular respiration:
Respiration in the absence of oxygen is called as anaerobic respiration It occurs in yeasts and also in humans when there is lack of supply of adequate amount of oxygen In humans products formed out of this respiration are carbon dioxide, water, and lactic acid But in Yeasts products are carbon dioxide, water, and alcohol so these are used in the production of alcohol in the industries through the process of fermentation.
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