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how many net ATP equivalents can be generated per every isoleucine molecule catabolized completely (to CO2,...

how many net ATP equivalents can be generated per every isoleucine molecule catabolized completely (to CO2, H2O and urea) in a liver cell. Assume NADH and FADH2 are ‘worth’ 3 and 2 ATP each respectively.

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