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What means even if oxygen is plentiful

Warburg effect is a lie

What is the plentiful oxygen?

Oxygens are shortage material in fast respiration.

The reason of Warburg effect is just the shortage of Oxygens.

I have direct evidence that the Warburg effect is wrong. The Warburg effect can not occur if oxygen is plentiful. But the plentiful oxygen means above 96mg/dl(30mM or 960ppm) glucose in 90mg/dl blood sugar level.

Electron transport chain in Mitochondria 24H + 6O2(oxygen) → 6H2O(water) + 34ATP

A glucose needs 6O2(oxygen) for aerobic respiration

180g/mol(glucose) ÷ 32g/mol(oxygen) = 5.625

5.625 : 1 × 6 = 5.625 : 6

So for fully aerobic respiration, 96mg/dl(30mM) O2(oxygen) is essentiality in 90mg/dl(5mM) glucose —Preceding unsigned comment added by 61.81.102.127 (talk) 08:45, 27 February 2010 (UTC)

Laitrile

I would concur that along with Dr. Warbirds research into cancer research can be an adddendium. To a cure for cancer. Maj. Ronzheimer (talk) 09:48, 26 August 2017 (UTC)

Removal of changes in structure, and additional content

Why was the revision removed before it was completed and without any discussion or reason?

                                                                                          Bellomino  — Preceding unsigned comment added by Bellomino (talk • contribs) 20:45, 5 January 2018 (UTC)