1) How many ATP are produced from NADH of the Kreb’s cycle?
18
2
3
6
4
2) Which part(s) of cellular respiration produces CO2, ATP, and NADH?
Conversion of 5C to 4 C molecule
Conversion of 6C to 5C molecule
Conversion of 4C to 4C molecule
Conversion of pyruvate to acetyl CoA
Two of the given answers are correct
Q1. 18 ATP
There is two turns of krebs cycle per glucose molecule. Each cycle produce 3 NADH. Therefore total 6 NADH glucose per glucose molecule (. 2 turns of krebs cycle)
One NADH gives 3 ATP
Total ATP = 6 × 3 = 18 ATP
Q2. conversion of 5C to 4C molecule
That is when -ketoglutaric acid (5C) is converted to succinic acid (4C) NADH, CO2 and ATP are produced.
In the conversion of 6C to 5C NADH and CO2 are produced, no ATP
In conversion of 4C to 4C NADH, FADH are produced no ATP and CO2.
In the conversion of pyruvate to acetylCoA NADH and CO2 are produced , no ATP
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