Cellular respiration requires three types of reactions: glycolysis, hydrolysis, and rate-limiting enzymes.

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Cellular respiration involves glycolysis, the Krebs cycle (citric acid cycle), and oxidative phosphorylation, not hydrolysis as a main type of reaction. Hydrolysis is involved in various biochemical reactions but is not categorized as one of the main types of reactions in cellular respiration. Rate-limiting enzymes are crucial in regulating the speed of metabolic pathways, including those in cellular respiration, but are not considered a separate type of reaction.

Cellular Respiration Requires Three Types of Reactions: Glycolysis, Hydrolysis, and Rate-Limiting