Based on your understanding of aerobic respiration: 1. Describe how such disorders impair the generation of energy in the afflicted muscle cells. 2. What type(s) of harmful by-product(s) may those damaged cells produce?

Based on your understanding of aerobic respiration: 1. Describe how such disorders impair the generation of energy in the afflicted muscle cells. 2. What type(s) of harmful by-product(s) may those damaged cells produce?

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