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14. Under anaerobic conditions in the human body, glycolysis occurs to produce pyruvate, which is then changed to a. ATP b. NAD + c. carbon dioxide d. lactate e. ethanol

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Related questions

1-What is the net yield of ATP from 1 glucose molecule metabolized anaerobically to lactate?

2-Why is the end product of anaerobic glycolysis in cells lactate, rather than pyruvate?

3-What do yeast cells do with pyrucate under anaerobic conditions (write the reactions)?

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indicate the amount of ATP produced when each of the following reaction occurs. (a) pyruvate --------> acetate+ carbon dioxide

(b) glucose -----> lactate

(c)Acetyl CoA----->2CO2

(d)glucose ----->2 pyruvate under aerobic conditions

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3ATP, 6ATP,12 ATP, 2ATP

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