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Dr Birendra Kumar Mishra
May 10, 2017

Formation of Acetyl coenzyme-A and krebs cycle absent in anaerobic respiration.

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The first step gylcolysis is common in aerobic and anaerobic respiration. While next steps formation of Acetyl coenzyme-A and krebs cycle is absent in anaerobic respiration.
Formation of Acetyl coenzyme-A and krebs cycle is completed in the mitrochondrial space and mitrochondrial matrix, respectively.
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