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Give the location, whether it is anaerobic or aerobic and the net production, (Per Glucose) of...

Give the location, whether it is anaerobic or aerobic and the net production, (Per Glucose) of the listed compounds:

a. Glycolysis: ATP, NADH, Pyruvic Acid

b. Prep Step ( Intermediate Stage): ATP, CO2, NADH

c. Krebs Cycle: ATP, CO2, NADH,FADH2

d. Oxidative Phosphorylation: ATP

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Expert Solution

a. Glycolysis:

Location: Cytosol

Anaerobic (doesn't require Oxygen)

ATP: Net 2 ATP molecules per glucose

NADH: 2 NADH molecules per glucose

Pyruvic Acid: 2 Pyruvic acid molecules per glucose

b. Prep Step ( Intermediate Stage):

Location: Mitochondria

Aerobic (occurs in presence of oxygen)

ATP: 0

CO2:    2 CO2 molecules per glucose

NADH:   2 NADH molecules per glucose

c. Krebs Cycle:

Location: Mitochondria

Aerobic (occurs in presence of oxygen)

ATP   : 2 ATP (or GTP) molecules per glucose

CO2 : 4 CO2 molecules per glucose

NADH : 6 NADH molecules per glucose

FADH2 : 2 FADH2 molecules per glucose

d. Oxidative Phosphorylation:

Location: Mitochondria

Aerobic (directly involves oxygen at the end of electron transport chain)

ATP : 28 ATP (2.5 x 10 = 25 ATP for NADH,   1.5 x 2 = 3 ATP for FADH2)

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