Inhibition of anaerobic glycolysis by increase supply of O2 is called:
Pasteur effect Warburg effect Crabtree Effect In aerobic conditions, glucose consumption decreases Or In the presence of O2 , anaerobic glycolysis is inhibited Under aerobic conditions, glucose consumption increases Or Even In the presence of O2 , anaerobic glycolysis is promoted (in cancer cells) If glucose increases, then O2 consumption falls Or When O2 supply is kept constant & glucose concentration is increased, then the O2 consumption by cell falls
Carbtree effect
Pasteur effect
Lewis effect
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Galactose and fructose metabolism