11. What is the energy yield in ATP molecules associated with each of the following : a. Glucose → 2 pyruvate ( aerobic / anaerobic conditions) b. NADH → NAD+ с. 2 рyruvate - 2 аcetyl-CoA + 2 СО, d. acetyl-CoA > 2CO2 + 3NADH + FADH2 ( CAC ) e. FADH, → FAD г. Glucose + 6 0, > 6 СO, + 6 H,0 g. CAC, combined with the ETC ( acetyl-CoA > 2CO,)
11. What is the energy yield in ATP molecules associated with each of the following : a. Glucose → 2 pyruvate ( aerobic / anaerobic conditions) b. NADH → NAD+ с. 2 рyruvate - 2 аcetyl-CoA + 2 СО, d. acetyl-CoA > 2CO2 + 3NADH + FADH2 ( CAC ) e. FADH, → FAD г. Glucose + 6 0, > 6 СO, + 6 H,0 g. CAC, combined with the ETC ( acetyl-CoA > 2CO,)
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Transcribed Image Text:11. What is the energy yield in ATP molecules associated with each of the
following :
a. Glucose > 2 pyruvate ( aerobic / anaerobic conditions)
b. NADH → NAD+
c. 2 pyruvate > 2 acetyl-CoA + 2 CO2
d. acetyl-CoA > 2CO, + 3NADH + FADH; ( CAC )
e. FADH2 → FAD
f. Glucose + 6 02 > 6 CO2 + 6 H20
g. CAC, combined with the ETC ( acetyl-CoA → 2CO2)
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