How does respiration occur outside of cells?

Answer 1

Cellular Respiration

One type of respiration that is required to give energy to the cells in a living organism's body is called cellular respiration. Cellular respiration occurs within the cells of a living organism and converts nutrients into energy, releasing some as waste when it is no longer needed.

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Answer 2

Gabriella Anderson

Respiration is always cellular. There is no respiration outside the cells.

Either in animals or plats the respiration is anaerobic and aerobic, Anaerobic respiration is in cytoplasm of all cells. It is without external oxygen. Example is glycolysis. Aerobic respiration is outside the cytoplasm in mitochondria. The end product of glycolysis enters in mitochondria. Both anaerobic and aerobic respiration generates energy in terms of ATP

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Answer 3

Jeremiah Allen

Respiration does not occur outside of cells. It is a cellular process involving the exchange of gases within the cell.

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