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How many ATP molecules are yielded when a single glucose molecule is broken down through anaerobic glycolysis?
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How many ATP molecules are yielded when a single glucose molecule is broken down through anaerobic glycolysis?
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how many ATP molecules are yielded when a single glucose molecule is broken down through anaerobic glycolysis?
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i belive this should be the right answer for you : ATPs made by glycolysis. Note the Yield for glycolysis would be 2ATPs (4 ATP-2ATP).
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3 molecules is correct
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