Question

The correct sequence of anaerobic reactions in yeast is correct sequence of anaerobic reactions

Options

• \[\ce{Glucose \overset{cytoplasm}{->}Pyruvate \overset{mitochondoria}{->} Ethanol + Carbobdioxide}\]

• \[\ce{Glucose \overset{cytoplasm}{->}Pyruvate \overset{cytoplasm}{->} Lactic acid}\]

• \[\ce{Glucose \overset{cytoplasm}{->}Pyruvate \overset{mitochondoria}{->} Lactic acid}\]

• \[\ce{Glucose \overset{cytoplasm}{->}Pyruvate \overset{cytoplasm}{->} Ethanol + Carbobdioxide}\]

Answer 1

\[\ce{Glucose \overset{cytoplasm}{->}Pyruvate \overset{cytoplasm}{->} Ethanol + Carbobdioxide}\]

Explanation - 

In Yeast cytoplasm, Glucose is a breakdown in anaerobic conditions to produce Pyruvate which is the further breakdown to Ethanol and carbon-dioxide.