Glycolysis would be inhibited by. a lack of oxygen O an excess of ADP none of the choices are correct. an excess of ATP Question 8 Acetyl CoA has the ability to all of the choices are correct. directly enter the citric acid cycle directly form pyruvic acid be transformed back into glucose if unused

Glycolysis would be inhibited by. a lack of oxygen O an excess of ADP none of the choices are correct. an excess of ATP Question 8 Acetyl CoA has the ability to all of the choices are correct. directly enter the citric acid cycle directly form pyruvic acid be transformed back into glucose if unused

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