Consider the following two reactions that occur simultaneously in cells:

1,3-biphosphoglycerate -- 3-phosphoglycerate + P --- (delta G = -49 kJ)

ADP + P -- ATP --- (delta G = +31 kJ)

Which of the following concerning the above partial reactions is FALSE?

A. The energy change of the coupled reaction or net reaction, is the sum of the energy changes of the partial reactions is -18 kJ

B. The coupled reaction is driven toward ATP, or occurs because the sum of the two free energy changes is a negative value and yields energy to drive the reaction

C. The overall reaction: 1,3-biphosphog

Question

Consider the following two reactions that occur simultaneously in cells:

1,3-biphosphoglycerate --> 3-phosphoglycerate + P   --- (delta G = -49 kJ)

ADP + P --> ATP    --- (delta G = +31 kJ)

Which of the following concerning the above partial reactions is FALSE?

A. The energy change of the coupled reaction or net reaction, is the sum of the energy changes of the partial reactions is -18 kJ

B. The coupled reaction is driven toward ATP, or occurs because the sum of the two free energy changes is a negative value and yields energy to drive the reaction

C. The overall reaction: 1,3-biphosphog

shirley27 · Answer

Right now I'm leaning toward a although I'm not completely sure of what it means.

anonymous · Answer

i would agree from my research on google

shirley27 · Answer

Thanks!