When dissolved oxygen is lower than the critical concentration, viable – McqOptions

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1.	When dissolved oxygen is lower than the critical concentration, viable cell concentration declines because of
A.	incomplete glutamine oxidation
B.	increase in specific lactate production from glucose
C.	both (a) and (b)
D.	accumulation of ammonia
Answer» D. accumulation of ammonia

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