25 POINTS))))))))))))))))))))))which products are formed from glycolysis of one molecule of glucose? a 6 CO2 b 3 acetyl-CoA c 2 pyruvate d 1 citric acid

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25 POINTS))))))))))))))))))))))which products are formed from glycolysis of one molecule of glucose?

a 6 CO2
b 3 acetyl-CoA
c 2 pyruvate
d 1 citric acid

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It's the choice B : 2 pyruvate

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