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Neil A. Campbell. Examples of disaccharides : Disaccharide Monomers Maltose glucose + glucose Lactose glucose + galactose Sucrose glucose + fructose General Comments sugar important in brewing beer . sugar present in milk . table sugar ...
Neil A. Campbell. Examples of disaccharides : Disaccharide Monomers Maltose glucose + glucose Lactose glucose + galactose Sucrose glucose + fructose General Comments sugar important in brewing beer . sugar present in milk . table sugar ...
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... glucose is split in two . This process actually consumes ATP . Step 1 : CH , OH CH , O - P H H K H OH H K & H H H OH H HO OH HO OH H OH ATP ADP Glucose H OH Glucose 6 - phosphate Glucose enters the cell and is phosphorylated on the ...
... glucose is split in two . This process actually consumes ATP . Step 1 : CH , OH CH , O - P H H K H OH H K & H H H OH H HO OH HO OH H OH ATP ADP Glucose H OH Glucose 6 - phosphate Glucose enters the cell and is phosphorylated on the ...
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... glucose molecule . • The second segment of glycolysis produces four ATP per glucose molecule , which is a net gain of two ATP per glucose . These ATP are produced by substrate - level phosphorylation . • Glycolysis produces two ...
... glucose molecule . • The second segment of glycolysis produces four ATP per glucose molecule , which is a net gain of two ATP per glucose . These ATP are produced by substrate - level phosphorylation . • Glycolysis produces two ...
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Preface | 2 |
Water and the Fitness of the Environment | 22 |
Structure and Function of Macromolecules | 39 |
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