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The oxidation of glucose is: a. catabolic and endergonic b. anabolic and exergonic c. catabolic and exergonic d. anabolic and endergonic

The oxidation of glucose is: a. catabolic and endergonic b. anabolic and exergonic c. catabolic and exergonic d. anabolic and endergonic
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The oxidation of glucose is:

a. catabolic and endergonic
b. anabolic and exergonic
c. catabolic and exergonic
d. anabolic and endergonic

User Holger Weis
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I think its b but not sure
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