How many ATP molecules are produced by oxidative phosphorylation from the complete oxidation of 3 tryptophan molecules? Show your work.Many unfavorable reactions in the cell can occur when coupled to the hydrolysis of ATP to ADP + Pi. Briefly describe two reactions that are driven by ATP hydrolysis. One of theseactions must come from Week 1 or Week 2 of class. When proteins are digested for fuel, they are first broken down into their amino acid components. Amino acids can be further oxidized to generate useful energy for the cell. For example,when one molecule of the amino acid tryptophan is oxidized, one pyruvate molecule and one acetyl CoA molecule are generated. One NADH molecule is also generated during theoxidation of tryptophan into one pyruvate molecule and one acetyl CoA molecule. Below is the general reaction described in the prompt:1 tryptophan --> 1 pyruvate + 1 acetyl CoA + 1 NADH

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