Fermentative Flux
Fermentative Flux is a metabolic flux representing the rate of carbon flow through fermentative pathways that convert intracellular pyruvate into fermentation products such as ethanol or lactate under anaerobic conditions, distinguished from respiratory fluxes by its reliance on substrate-level phosphorylation for ATP generation.
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