Which makes the most ATP? A)glycolisis B)fermentation C)oxidative phosphorylation D)Krebs Cycle

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Which makes the most ATP?

A)glycolisis
B)fermentation
C)oxidative phosphorylation
D)Krebs Cycle

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I think it’s glycolysis!!! I think that’s correct!!

Laurendoss answered Aug 8, 2019

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