The document discusses glycolysis, the TCA (Krebs) cycle, and the electron transport system, highlighting their roles in providing bacteria with precursor compounds, reducing power, and ATP. It mentions sources of energy and precursor compounds such as saliva, blood, muscle, and various types of media. The text emphasizes the impact on anaerobic bacteria, including slowed growth and reactions yielding four bacteria per process.

1. Glycolysis, the TCA or Krebs Cycle, and the electron transport system collectively afford
a bacterium:
- Precursor compounds, reducing power, and ATP
- Four bateria per chemical reaction
- Phosphorylation of pyruvate
- Slowed growth for anaerobic bacteria
Energy and precursor compounds can be acquired through the following sources:
- Saliva, blood, muscle
- Nutrient media
- Complex media
- Chromogenic media
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- Precursor compounds, reducing power, and ATP
- Four bateria per chemical reaction
- Phosphorylation of pyruvate
- Slowed growth for anaerobic bacteria
Energy and precursor compounds can be acquired through the following sources:
- Saliva, blood, muscle
- Nutrient media
- Complex media
- Chromogenic media
- All Answers