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One glucose molecule gives a yield of through oxidative phosphorylation. O 10: 6:32 O 10: 6:28 O 10; 2: 32 10.3.00 NADH and FADH₂, giving ATP

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Chapter24: Lipid And Amino Acid Metabolism

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One glucose molecule gives a yield of
through oxidative phosphorylation.
O 10: 6:32
O 10: 6:28
O 10; 2; 32
O 10; 2: 28
NADH and
FADH₂, giving
ATP

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