Bacteria A is processing 2 molecules of glucose through cellular respiration and Bacteria B is processing...

Bacteria A is processing 2 molecules of glucose through cellular respiration and Bacteria B is processing 50 molecules of glucose through glycolysis/fermentation. Outline the steps in each pathway by listing the Pathway Step, the reactant(s), and product(s). Be sure to include electron carriers, ATP made at each step and the final electron acceptor.

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