Q. No.The energy utilizing step of glycolysis is..…
(1) 1st and 3rd steps
(2) 3rd step only
(3) Last step only
(4) 1st step only
(1) 1st and 3rd steps
(2) 3rd step only
(3) Last step only
(4) 1st step only
The splitting of Fructose-1,6 bisphoshate result in
(1) Production of two pyruvates
(2) One PGAL and one Dihydroxy acetone phosphate
(3) Two PGAL
(4) One PGA and one DHAP
The conversion of PGAL to BPGA, results in
(1) Production of NAD+
(2) Removal of two redox equivalents in the form of two hydrogen ions
(3) Removal of two redox equivalents in the form of two hydrogen atoms
(4) Production of 2C compound
The step of Glycolysis where NADH is produced actually results in
P.Oxidation of PGAL
Q.Reduction of NAD+
R.Production of BPGA
S.Use of Inorganic phosphate
T. Production of NADH+ H+
1. PQRST
2. QRS
3. RST
4. PRS
The energy yielding steps of glycolysis are
(1) Conversion of PGA to BPGA and Conversion of PGAL to DHAP
(2) Conversion of PGAL to PGA and Conversion of BPGA to PGA
(3) Conversion of BPGA to PGA and Conversion of PEP to Pyruvate
(4) Conversion of pyruvate to PEP and PGAL to DHAP
What is the total amount of ATP produced in the aerobic oxidation of Glucose in Glycolysis?
(1) 10
(2) 8
(3) 12
(4) 16
The metabolic fate of pyruvate depends on
(1) Cellular Need
(2) Pace of enzyme activity
(3) Reaction intermediates
(4) NADH production process
The major ways through which different cells handle Pyruvate of Glycolysis are except
(1) Lactic Acid Fermentation
(2) Alcoholic Fermentation
(3) Aerobic Respiration
(4) Phosphorespiration
Fermentation can take place in
(1) Anaerobic conditions in many prokaryotes and unicellular Eukaryotes
(2) Humans
(3) Cancer cells
(4) All of these
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