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Term for the biochemical metabolism of organic substances in the presence of . During respiration in animals or humans, for example, the cells burn the energy building block to form and . However, aerobic conditions, i.e. sufficient oxygen, are required for complete combustion. In , oxygen causes processes; see and ation. usually takes place for the most part under conditions (absence of oxygen). Areobic conditions (presence of oxygen) are, however, important before or at the beginning of fermentation, as can only divide and multiply in an oxygen-rich environment. The scientist Louis (1822-1895) reported as early as 1861 that yeasts consume much less sugar in an aerobic environment. In this context, one speaks of the named after the English biochemist. The fermentation-like process takes place under aerobic conditions.

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