Respiratory Quotient

Different substrates get oxidised during respiration. How does Respiratory Quotient (RQ) indicate which type of substrate, i.e., carbohydrate, fat or protein is getting oxidised? R.Q.=(A)/(B) What do A and B stand for? What tpye of substrates have R.Q.of 1,lt1orgt1?

Respiratory Pigments|Respiratory Pathways

Respiratory Pigments|Respiratory Pathways

Respiratory system - definition || Types OF Respiration || Various Respiratory Organs || Ideal Respiratory Surface || Human Respiratory system || Nasal Chamber

Respiratory Tract || Larynx || Bronchial & Respiratory tree

When the respiratory substances are more than one then which respiratory substrates are not used

Respiratory Volumes || Respiratory Capacities || Technical Terms Related To Breathing