How might high levels of glucose decrease the rate of aerobic respiration?

Question

How might high levels of glucose decrease the rate of aerobic respiration?

Answer 1

if the glucose concentration (and osmotic level) is too high, the microorganism that does the respiration cannot exist or metabolize. like a concentrated syrup or honey. it is simply too concentrated to allow microbial growth, get it?

Answer 2

cardio cellular respiratory contains glycolysis, the kreb's cycle (citric acid cycle) and oxidative phosphorylation. that is the approach by which the chemical bonds of glucose are damaged all the way down to yield ATP, the potential molecule of the cellular. This procedure is opposite to anaerobic respiratory, the position oxygen isn't accessible to be the most suitable electron acceptor in oxidative phosphorylation. for extra information, I recommend wikipedia!

Answer 3

cos enymes act only at optimum concentration and optimum temperature bimbo!!