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DNA sequences should be read in which direction?                     5’->3’ OR 3’->5’...

DNA sequences should be read in which direction?

                    5’->3’ OR 3’->5’

For every one glucose that is metabolized, how many net ATP are produced by aerobic respiration (glycolysis, TCA, ETC, and Oxidative Phosphorylation)?

                   

~30 OR ~40

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Answer: 5'---> 3'

The DNA sequence is read in 5' to 3' direction.

The coding strand sequence is used to read the DNA whereas for transcription, the template is used by RNA polymerase which has sequence of 3' to 5'

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30 is the answer.

2 ATP are used in shuttle shunt. that's why the ATP are 32-2=30 ATO

The 30 ATP is synthesised in the break down of glucose.

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