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(N/A) GlycolysisFermentation$(1)$ It is the partial oxidation of glucose into two molecules of pyruvic acid.$(1)$ It is the incomplete oxidation of gl

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(N/A) GlycolysisFermentation$(1)$ It is the partial oxidation of glucose into two molecules of pyruvic acid.$(1)$ It is the incomplete oxidation of glucose under anaerobic conditions,leading to ethanol or lactic acid.$(2)$ It occurs in the cytoplasm of all living cells.$(2)$ It occurs in yeast,certain bacteria,and muscle cells under anaerobic conditions.$(3)$ It does not require oxygen.$(3)$ It occurs in the absence of oxygen.$(4)$ $CO_{2}$ is not released during this process.$(4)$ $CO_{2}$ is released during alcoholic fermentation.$(5)$ Net gain is $2$ $ATP$ and $2$ $NADH + H^{+}$.$(5)$ Net gain is $2$ $ATP$ (produced during glycolysis) and no further $ATP$ is produced in fermentation.

List-$I$ (Process)	List-$II$ (Location)
$A$. Glycolysis	$I$. Mitochondrial Membrane
$B$. $ETS$	$II$. Mitochondrial Matrix
$C$. Accumulation of protons	$III$. Cytoplasm
$D$. Krebs' cycle	$IV$. Intermembrane space

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$P$. Aerobic respiration	$I$. Yeast
$Q$. Lactic acid fermentation	$II$. Some bacteria and animal muscles
$R$. Alcoholic fermentation	$III$. Human leukocytes

Differentiate between Glycolysis and Fermentation.

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Glycolysis	Fermentation
$(1)$ It is the partial oxidation of glucose into two molecules of pyruvic acid.	$(1)$ It is the incomplete oxidation of glucose under anaerobic conditions,leading to ethanol or lactic acid.
$(2)$ It occurs in the cytoplasm of all living cells.	$(2)$ It occurs in yeast,certain bacteria,and muscle cells under anaerobic conditions.
$(3)$ It does not require oxygen.	$(3)$ It occurs in the absence of oxygen.
$(4)$ $CO_{2}$ is not released during this process.	$(4)$ $CO_{2}$ is released during alcoholic fermentation.
$(5)$ Net gain is $2$ $ATP$ and $2$ $NADH + H^{+}$.	$(5)$ Net gain is $2$ $ATP$ (produced during glycolysis) and no further $ATP$ is produced in fermentation.