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Activities of electron transport chain decrease (levels of NADH and FADH2 accumulate so there are decreased levels of NAD+ and FAD); Cell becomes more dependent upon glycosis (requires NAD+ to continue); glycolysis eventually shuts down (due to lack of NAD+); NAD+ must be regenerated for glycosis to continue
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