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How does the fermentation of pyruvic acid in cells contribute to the formation of atp?
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How does the fermentation of pyruvic acid in cells contribute to the formation of atp?

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The answer is NADH ( it’s right but the question is kinda tricky)
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Answer: They produce 2 NAD+ molecules, which cycle back to fuel the glycolysis reaction, producing 2 ATP molecules.

Explanation: It is right because is tested .

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