Glycolysis provides a cell with a net gain of A. 2 ATP molecules. B. 4 ATP molecules. C. 18 ATP molecules. D. 36 ATP molecules.
look at this picture, perhaps you'll find the answer. If not, I'll explain it.
okay thanks
so, did you get the answer?
no but i will figure it out not that educated to read that mess and understand it but thanks for trying anyways
It's not that hard... only look at the red bordered yellow stars with the text ATP. You see first step takes 1 ATP and converts it to ADP, in the third step the same happens. So we have a net loss of 2 ATP. Now in the bottom row you see 2 times the reversed process, ADP being converted to ATP. these to happen 2 times. In short words: Glycolysis produces 4 ATP and takes 2 ATP, so the net gain is 2ATP.
okay well thank you for helping me! :)
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