1. A: B:
Unique to A
Common to both
Unique to B

2. A: facultative anaerobes B: obligate anaerobes
Unique to A
Common to both
Unique to B
Can also respire with O2
Survive in an O2 environment
Can switch from anaerobic to aerobic
Can respire without O2
Breakdown molecules
Glycolysis
Fermentation
Cannot respire in presence of O2
Cannot survive in O2 environment
Must be anaerobic

3. A: aerobic B: anaerobic
Unique to A
Common to both
Unique to B
Citric acid cycle (krebs)
Oxidative phophorylation
With O2
1 glucose ~ 38 ATP
Glycolysis first step
Electron acceptors or redox reactions
Produce ATP
Fermentation
Without O2
1 glucose ~ 2 ATP

4. A: glycolysis B: citric acid cycle
Unique to A
Common to both
Unique to B
Starts with glucose
(glucose>>pyruvate)
Happens in both aerobic and anaerobic respiration
outside mitochondria
2 ATP formed
Each step catalyzed by enzymes
CO2 formed as waste
Pyruvate >> acetyl coA>> cycle of hydrocarbons
Only in aerobic respiration
Inside mitochondria

5. A:oxidized B: reduced Loses e- or charge Losing potential E
Unique to A
Common to both
Unique to B
Loses e- or charge
Losing potential E
Reducing agent
Glucose, NAD+, C in CO2, lower electronegative one, ADP
Transfer e-
Redox reactions
Energy transfer
C, carbon chain molecules, S,N,P
Gains e-
Gaining potential E
Oxidizing agent
NADH, O2, F, higher electronegative one, ATP

6. A: B:
Unique to A
Common to both
Unique to B

7. A: B:
Unique to A
Common to both
Unique to B