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The question that is given over here consists of two different parts to answer each and every part.
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The first part of the question is regarding the substrate level post -coordination.
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The question says that the substrate level post -prolination produces the gross production of what most of atp molecules in glyconism, starting from one role of beautiful.
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Some of the options are also given here.
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The right answer for this question is, basically.
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Basically, the substrate level phosphorylation is the reaction of production of the atp by means of direct phosphorylation of the adp.
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So that's a level of adp which is present in the reaction.
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It determines the number of atp that is to be formed.
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In glycolysis, susceptible post -correlation occurs at the seventh step when the enzyme phosphoglizvate kinates, it converts 1 -3 -1 -3 -pospolycerate to 3 -pso -glozurates and it generates 2 atp molecule.
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And then at the 10th step, at the 10th step of the conversion, where in the 10th, it involves the phosphoenol pyrivate is converted into pyridivate again 2 atps or generated.
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So 2 plus 2 we get 4 atp molecules.
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So the right answer for this question is option b.
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So this is the answer for the first part...