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    A heart attack occurs when plaque blocks the arteries, reducing blood flow and the transfer of oxygen and glucose to cells. With less aerobic respiration, the production of ATP decreases while lactic acid increases, causing part of the heart muscle to die from lack of oxygen and nutrients.

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    A heart attack occurs when plaque blocks the arteries, reducing blood flow and the transfer of oxygen and glucose to cells. With less aerobic respiration, the production of ATP decreases while lactic acid increases, causing part of the heart muscle to die from lack of oxygen and nutrients.

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    A heart attack occurs when plaque blocks the arteries, reducing blood flow and the transfer of oxygen and glucose to cells. With less aerobic respiration, the production of ATP decreases while lactic acid increases, causing part of the heart muscle to die from lack of oxygen and nutrients.

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    Biology

    Heart Attack
    1. Plague blocks arteries
    2. Blood flow reduced
    3. Less O2 and Glucose transferred
    to cells
    4. Less Aerobic respiration
    5. Less ATP produced
    6. More lactic acid produced
    7. Part of the heart muscle dies

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