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Which of the following NTP is a part of the cellular respiration cycle and is used...

Which of the following NTP is a part of the cellular respiration cycle and is used for energy?
a. GTP b. TTP c. CTP d. UTP e. None of the above

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A. If whole of cellular respiration is considered from glycolysis to electron transport chain then as per the given options GTP is in the options as it is formed in the conversion of succinyl co enzyme A to succinate , we call it substrate level phosphorylation in the presence of the enzyme succinate thiokinase. But some times it can be ATP also in the place of GTP. So ATP is a part of cellular respiration cycle . As this option is not mentioned the answer would be e. none of the above.

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