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| In Anaerobic Glycolysis describe those reactions that directly lead to ATP formation. | (blank)
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| What types of Phosphorylation occur in Anaerobic Glycolysis? | (blank)
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| How is Lactic Acid produced and what benifit does its formation provide for Anaerobic Glycolysis? | (blank)
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| Why does the dehydrogenation of G-3-P NOT lead to the phosphorylation of ATP in Anaerobic Glycolysis? | (blank)
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| How many dehydrogenase reactions occur in the complete Catabolism of 1 Glucose molecule? | (blank)
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| What are the Coenzymes involved in Aerobic Glycolysis? | (blank)
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| What type(s) of phosphorylation occur during Aerobic Glycolysis? | (blank)
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| Where and how many CO2 molecules are released during Aerobic Glycolysis & the ETS? | (blank)
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| Why isn't Lactic Acid formed in Aerobic Glycolysis? | (blank)
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| Why is Oxaloacetic Acid NOT considered and end-product of Aerobic Glycolysis? | (blank)
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| T/F One turn of the Citric Acid Cycle produces only 1 ATP. Explain. | (blank)
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| Show how and where the products of Lipid and Protein hydrolysis enter Glycolysisand/ the Citric Acid Cycle. | (blank)
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| Why are Proteins important for cells? | (blank)
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| In what ways would cells suffer with faulty Protein Synthesis? | (blank)
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| What are Genes? | (blank)
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| What is the relationship between Genes & Chromosomes? | (blank)
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