What does seem evident though is that structurally, long-term memories are stored in a different place than short-term memories and almost certainly in a very different way. We know this through the observation of patients with memory deficits (see the page on the Hippocampus).
And so, using these kind of estimations, they calculated essentially the upper range of ATP so, these calculations were ultimately used to calculate kind of this number of 38 ATP produced in cellular respiration, kind of the upper limit of ATP produced.
1.1 How many ATPs are generated by Aerobic respiration? 1.2 What is the purpose of anaerobic and aerobic respiration? 1.3 What are the steps in glycolysis? 1.4 Why do cells need to ferment if they already get 2 ATP from glycolysis? 1.5 What pathways make up aerobic respiration? 1.6 Why do we need oxygen to break down glucose completely by aerobic respiration?