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What is the importance (and purpose) of the regeneration of NAD+ in glycolysis? How does this differ to its importance and purpose in the Kreb cycle?
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What is the importance (and purpose) of the regeneration of NAD+ in glycolysis?

How does this differ to its importance and purpose in the Kreb cycle?

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So the glycolysis can continue. Krebs cycle is the part of cellular Respiration.

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