Where would 14C have to be in the starting glucose to ensure that the fermentation process releases all of the 14C label as 14 CO2? The 14C label could be in the C-1 position of glucose. The 14C label could be in the C-2 position of glucose. The 14C label could be in the C-3 position of glucose. The 14C label could be in the C-4 position of glucose. 14C label could be in the C-5 position of glucose. The The 14C label could be in the C-6 position of glucose.

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Where would 14C have to be in the starting glucose to ensure that the fermentation process releases all of the 14C label
as 14 CO2?
The 14C label could be in the C-1 position of glucose.
The 14C label could be in the C-2 position of glucose.
The 14C label could be in the C-3 position of glucose.
The 14C label could be in the C-4 position of glucose.
14C label could be in the C-5 position of glucose.
The
The 14C label could be in the C-6 position of glucose.
Transcribed Image Text:Where would 14C have to be in the starting glucose to ensure that the fermentation process releases all of the 14C label as 14 CO2? The 14C label could be in the C-1 position of glucose. The 14C label could be in the C-2 position of glucose. The 14C label could be in the C-3 position of glucose. The 14C label could be in the C-4 position of glucose. 14C label could be in the C-5 position of glucose. The The 14C label could be in the C-6 position of glucose.
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