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what mass of glucose should a person consume per hour to maintain respiration at 90 W?

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a.) A tissue culture flask containing cells is cultured in 10mL of media containing 0.01g/mL glucose. If the cells consume glucose at a rate of 0.01 g/hour, how long before the glucose level in the media reaches 0.001g/mL? Why does this model not accurately represent the rate at which nutrients are consumed by cells?

b.) If these cells are grown in a 10mL bioreactor which flows fresh media (containing 0.01g/mL glucose) into the system and continually ejects an equal volume of the existing media, what flow rate must be used to maintain a 0.005g/mL glucose level in the system? Assume a well-mixed system.

A tissue culture flask containing cells is cultured in 10mL of media containing 0.01g/ml glucose. If the cells consume glucose at a rate of 0.01g/hour, how long before the glucose level in the media reaches 0.001g/ml? Why does this model not accurately represent the rate at which nutrients are consumed by cells? Please show your work.

Aerobic Cellular Respiration Concepts

3. As everyone knows, we breathe in O2 and breathe out CO2

A. How many molecules of oxygen do we use per glucose?

B. What role do those oxygen play in respiration?

C. How many molecules of carbon dioxide are given off per glucose?

D. In which stages are those carbon dioxide molecules produced?

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