During glycolysis two NADH molecules are produced due to oxidation. Which of the following statements is TRUE? Choose one or more: O A. This oxidation is required in order for ATP to be produced by glycolysis. O B. This oxidation occurs in between the first and second reaction producing ATP. O C. This oxidation occurs prior to the formation of any ATP molecules. O D. This reaction will not occur without NAD+ being present.

During glycolysis two NADH molecules are produced due to oxidation. Which of the following statements is TRUE? Choose one or more: O A. This oxidation is required in order for ATP to be produced by glycolysis. O B. This oxidation occurs in between the first and second reaction producing ATP. O C. This oxidation occurs prior to the formation of any ATP molecules. O D. This reaction will not occur without NAD+ being present.

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During glycolysis two NADH molecules are produced due to oxidation.
Which of the following statements is TRUE?
Choose one or more:
O A. This oxidation is required in order for ATP to be
produced by glycolysis.
O B. This oxidation occurs in between the first and second
reaction producing ATP.
O C. This oxidation occurs prior to the formation of any
ATP molecules.
O D. This reaction will not occur without NAD being
present.

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