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1. Will glycolysis be useful for the metabolism of maltotriose? (Yes or No) Yes 2. When grown aerobically, what is the highest number of NADH molecules that can be generated? 3 3. When grown aerobically, what is the highest number of FADH2 molecules that can be generated? 0 4. When grown aerobically, what is the highest net ATP (output-input, including transport) that can be generated? 34

1. Will glycolysis be useful for the metabolism of maltotriose? (Yes or No) Yes 2. When grown aerobically, what is the highest number of NADH molecules that can be generated? 3 3. When grown aerobically, what is the highest number of FADH2 molecules that can be generated? 0 4. When grown aerobically, what is the highest net ATP (output-input, including transport) that can be generated? 34

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As a clinical microbiologist, your job is to identify an infectious bacterial strain isolated from a patient. Phenotypically, you have discovered that the new bacterial strain can grow in the presence or absence of oxygen. By growing the strain in glucose carbohydrate tubes, you found that the organism is positive for glucose fermentation. After genome sequencing and biochemical analysis, you know that your organism is capable of making all of the enzymes necessary for glycolysis, and that it contains a TCA cycle and an electron transport chain.
Transcribed Image Text:As a clinical microbiologist, your job is to identify an infectious bacterial strain isolated from a patient. Phenotypically, you have discovered that the new bacterial strain can grow in the presence or absence of oxygen. By growing the strain in glucose carbohydrate tubes, you found that the organism is positive for glucose fermentation. After genome sequencing and biochemical analysis, you know that your organism is capable of making all of the enzymes necessary for glycolysis, and that it contains a TCA cycle and an electron transport chain.
1. Will glycolysis be useful for the metabolism of maltotriose? (Yes or No) Yes 2. When grown aerobically, what is the highest number of NADH molecules that can be generated? 3 3. When grown aerobically, what is the highest number of FADH₂ molecules that can be generated? 0 4. When grown aerobically, what is the highest net ATP (output-input, including transport) that can be generated? 34 5. When grown anaerobically by fermentation, what is the highest net ATP (output-input) that can be generated? 2 6. Can this organism survive by fermentation of maltotriose alone? (Yes or No) No
Transcribed Image Text:1. Will glycolysis be useful for the metabolism of maltotriose? (Yes or No) Yes 2. When grown aerobically, what is the highest number of NADH molecules that can be generated? 3 3. When grown aerobically, what is the highest number of FADH₂ molecules that can be generated? 0 4. When grown aerobically, what is the highest net ATP (output-input, including transport) that can be generated? 34 5. When grown anaerobically by fermentation, what is the highest net ATP (output-input) that can be generated? 2 6. Can this organism survive by fermentation of maltotriose alone? (Yes or No) No
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