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ni D-102 /62524&partiD-268; player 1 9%20Concept% Using no more than 12 propositions, summarize important events and products of glycolysis, the Krebs cycle, How do I create a concept map? | How am I graded? | switch. to keyboard version 1 glucose molecule (6C) directly drivels) synthase to produce directly enter(s) the citric oxaloacetic acid to form about 28 ATP molecules - chemiosmosis of ATP is/are split anaerobically in the cytoplasm via glycolysis to produce a net of 2 ATP and directly drive(s) chemiosmosis of ATF synthase to produce acid cycle by binding to 2 pyruvic acid molecules (3C each) is/are aerobically broken down into oxaloacetic acid, which produces 2 ATP. 4CO2, and 2 NADH+ H' coenzymes is/are broken down in the mitochondria in a transitional step that produces 2 Co2 and is/are broken down in the mitochondria in a transitional step that produces 2 CO2 and 2 ATP molecules proton (H') gradient 2 acetyl CoA molecules (2C each) is/are split anaerobically in the cytoplasm via glycolysis to produce a net of 2 ATP and provide(s) electrons to enzymes that pump H ons across the crista to directly enter(s) the citric acid cycle by binding to oxaloacetic acid to form provide(s) electrons to produce the enzymes that pump H ons across the crista to produce the is/are aerobically broker 6 NADH+ H and 2 FADH2 coenzymes down into oxaloacetic acid, which produces 2 ATP. 4 CO2, and 2 citric acid molecules (6C each) provide(s) the activation energy to splitExplanation / Answer
**Note: I think a part of the question (after Kreb cycle) stating electron transport chain is missing.
Among the given options, the events of glycolysis are:
Products:
The events of Kreb cycle (citric acid cycle) are:
Products:
The events of the electron transport chain are:
**Note: If you have to take only 12 propositions, then, you can end the answer to citric acid cycle.
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