21. Which TWO of the following statements regarding glycolysis are INCORRECT? Glycolysis occurs in 10 consecutive enzymatic steps, some of which are seen as irreversible The preparatory phase of glycolysis ends with the formation of three-carbon units The preparatory phase results in the generation of two net molecules of ATP from ADP OThe payoff phase results in the generation of four molecules of ATP from ADP The payoff phase ends with a two-carbon unit. The first commited step is catalysed by phosphofructokinase-1
21. Which TWO of the following statements regarding glycolysis are INCORRECT? Glycolysis occurs in 10 consecutive enzymatic steps, some of which are seen as irreversible The preparatory phase of glycolysis ends with the formation of three-carbon units The preparatory phase results in the generation of two net molecules of ATP from ADP OThe payoff phase results in the generation of four molecules of ATP from ADP The payoff phase ends with a two-carbon unit. The first commited step is catalysed by phosphofructokinase-1
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21. Which TWO of the following statements regarding glycolysis are INCORRECT?
Glycolysis occurs in 10 consecutive enzymatic steps, some of which are seen as irreversible
The preparatory phase of glycolysis ends with the formation of three-carbon units
The preparatory phase results in the generation of two net molecules of ATP from ADP
The payoff phase results in the generation of four molecules of ATP from ADP
The payoff phase ends with a two-carbon unit.
The first commited step is catalysed by phosphofructokinase-1
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