Glycolysis breaks down glucose for energy in a two-phase process. Classify the processes according to whether they occur in phase 1 or 2 of glycolysis. Glycolysis Phase 1 Glycolysis Phase 2 Answer Bank results in a net production of ATP enzymes add phosphate to 3-carbon molecules and then are oxidized while coenzymes are reduced enzymes add phosphates to glucose and rearrange the structure to form fructose phosphates are added to ADP to form ATP molecules and form pyruvate phosphorylated sugar is cleaved into two, 3-carbon molecules requires input of energy from ATP
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- Enzymes add phosphates to glucose and rearrange the structure to form fructose. - Phosphorylated sugar is cleaved into two, 3-carbon molecules. - Requires input of energy from ATP. Show more…
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