Respiratory Substrate:
The respiratory substrate is the molecule that is oxidized during cellular respiration to produce ATP. While glucose is the most common respiratory substrate, other molecules such as fatty acids and amino acids can also serve as respiratory substrates depending on the cellular energy needs and availability of these molecules.
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