1. How many molecules of ATP per molecule of glucose is yielded in the oxidation of glucose in anaerobic cells? 2. Under anaerobic conditions, NADH produced by glycolysis is recycled by a reaction that produces NAD+ and .... 3. What is the process called when ATP is produced in the mitochondria?
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