Oxygen 
is utilised by an organism to
1)
Directly breakdown the nutrient molecules
2)
Indirectly breakdown the nutrient molecules
3)
Obtain nourishment from the food
4)
Burn the organic compounds indirectly
Oxygen is utilised by an organism to
1)
Directly breakdown the nutrient molecules
2)
Indirectly breakdown the nutrient molecules
3)
Obtain nourishment from the food
4)
Burn the organic compounds indirectly
Question ID - 100292 | SaraNextGen Answer
Oxygen is utilised by an organism to
1)
Directly breakdown the nutrient molecules
2)
Indirectly breakdown the nutrient molecules
3)
Obtain nourishment from the food
4)
Burn the organic compounds indirectly
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Oxygen |
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1) |
Directly breakdown the nutrient molecules |
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2) |
Indirectly breakdown the nutrient molecules |
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3) |
Obtain nourishment from the food |
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4) |
Burn the organic compounds indirectly |
Oxygen 
is utilised by the living entities to indirectly break down the nutrients like glucose, to derive energy for performing various activities, etc.
(carbon dioxide) which is a harmful gas, releases during the catabolic reactions. It is therefore, evident that 
has to be continuously provided to the cells and 
produced by the cells have to be released out
