QUESTION 12The AG" for the conversion of glucose 6-phosphate (G6P) to fructose 6-phosphate (F6P) is +2.5 kJ/mole under standard conditions. Given the concentration G6P is 8.0 jM and theconcentration F6P is 2,0 uM in a human cell. Calculate the AG of the reaction as it occurs in this cell at 37C?(R-8.315 x 10kJmol AG - AG + RTINK'eg)O A.1.07 klimolOB.+1.07 kJ/molOC.2.67 k/molOD. +2.67 kJ/molOE 125 kl/mol

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