Question 10 of 25What species are converted in glycolysis?A) NADP+ to NADPHB) amino acids to polypeptidesC) polysaccharides to glucoseD) glucose to pyruvateE) fatty acids to thioestersSubmit+ <How many ATP molecules are produced by metabolism of an acetyl CoAmolecule?A) 1B) 1.5C) 2.5D) 7.5Question 13 of 25E) 10Submit+

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A) NADP+ to NADPH B) amino acids to polypeptides C) polysaccharides to glucose D) glucose to pyruvate E) fatty acids to thioesters