In mammals, mature red blood cells do not have mitochondria. Instead of using oxygen to help produce ATP, they use a form of anaerobic respiration known as lactic acid fermentation to form ATP.

Based on the information just given, what is the role of the mitochondria in cells that do contain mitochondria? (Points : 2)
use lactic acid to make ATP
use oxygen to make ATP
use ATP to make oxygen

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In mammals, mature red blood cells do not have mitochondria. Instead of using oxygen to help produce ATP, they use a form of anaerobic respiration known as lactic acid fermentation to form ATP. 

Based on the information just given, what is the role of the mitochondria in cells that do contain mitochondria? (Points : 2)
       use lactic acid to make ATP
       use oxygen to make ATP
       use ATP to make oxygen

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

use oxygen to make ATP

firejay5 · Answer

@sikinder  is right, it is: use oxygen to make ATP

pooja195 · Answer

@sikinder  please dont give direct answers as it is against the rule and it would be a shame to see you get in trouble please explain your answer

firejay5 · Answer

@pooja195 yes we understand, but sometimes you can't always explain our answer, it's best to let them explain it; unless they are confused or don't get it

pooja195 · Answer

I understand what you mean but there must be an explanation for the answer and this one did have an explanation to it without it the person wont understand