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Incorrect, the answer is 4
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6
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Incorrect, the answer is 4
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Incorrect, the answer is 4
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Incorrect, the answer is 4
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Glycolysis is the final stage of cellular respiration, taking place in the cytoplasm of the cell. It leads to the total production of four molecules of ATP.

Glucose is a six-carbon compound and pyruvate acid is a three-carbon compound. In the process of oxidation of glucose (loss of hydrogen), four inorganic phosphate molecules are attached to four ADP molecules. This generates a total of four ATP molecules produced.

As two molecules of ATP are used to provide energy to allow glycolysis to occur, the net gain is two molecules of ATP.
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Concept
Chapter
2693
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Glycolysis
Topic
181
Structure and Function of Cells
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Glycolysis is a key metabolic process that is necessary to generate ATP.

In the final stage of glycolysis, converting glucose to pyruvate generates how many molecules of ATP from ADP?
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