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| | <quiz-item choice question="Choose the correct answer" text="What is the Warburg effect?" options="The process where a rapidly dividing cell increases the uptake of glutamine and glucose and switch to aerobic glycolysis where glucose is metabolized to lactic acid and only 2 ATP molecules because of low available oxygen. The lactic acid is used as a building blocks for new lipids, amino acids and nucleotides|The process where a rapidly dividing cell increases the uptake of glutamine and glucose and switch to aerobic glycolysis where glucose is metabolized to lactic acid and only 2 ATP molecules even in the presence of adequate oxygen. The lactic acid is then used as a building blocks for new lipids, amino acids and nucleotides|The process where a rapidly dividing cell increases the uptake of lipids producing lactic acid and only 2 ATP molecules because of low available oxygen. The lactic acid is used as a building blocks for new lipids, amino acids and nucleotides|A genetic condition inherited maternally due to a defective cytochrome C gene in the mitochondrial genome" answer="The process where a rapidly dividing cell increases the uptake of glutamine and glucose and switch to aerobic glycolysis where glucose is metabolized to lactic acid and only 2 ATP molecules even in the presence of adequate oxygen. The lactic acid is then used as a building blocks for new lipids, amino acids and nucleotides"> |
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