Stage 1. Glycolysis Glycolysis means: Where does glycolysis occur (in what part

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Stage 1. Glycolysis Glycolysis means: Where does glycolysis occur (in what part of the cell)? The end product of glycolysis is (are) Why are NADHs relevant? Number of ATP produced during glycolysis: Number of NADH produced during glycolysis Number of FADH produced during glycolysis: Number of CO2 produced during glycolysis: Grooming stage-Oxidation of Pyruvate What does occur during the oxidation of pyruvate? Where does the oxidation of pyruvate occur? How many carbons does the pyruvate have? How many carbons does acetyl CoA have? Number of ATP produced during the oxidation of pyruvate: Number of NADH produced during the oxidation of pyruvate: Number of FADH2 produced during the oxidation of pyruvate: Number of CO2 produced during the oxidation of pyruvate: In summary, what is the job of the oxidation of pyruvate? What does happen to the "missing" carbon?

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1.Glycolysis mean the breakdown of glucose by Enzymes and release enerye for metabolic work and produce pyruvic acid.

2. The Glycolysis occur in the cytoplasm of the cell.

3. For a single molecule of glucose the end product of Glycolysis are two molecules of ATP, two molecules of pyruvic acid and two molecules of NADH.

4. NADH has lot of function. Like,

. Energy production for cell

. DNA repair

. Repairing damages in the cell

. Improve the immuno system.

But here for the energy production this is relevant. Because by Glycolysie we get energy for work.

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