The enzymes required in Glycolysis are present in:
Correct answer: B. Cell cytoplasm
- A. Golgi Apparatus
- B. Cell cytoplasm
- C. Inner Mitochondrial Membrane
- D. Matrix of Mitochondria
Explanation
Glycolysis is the process where glucose breaks partially to form pyruvic acid. Further the pyruvic acid enters as a substrate to continue the respiratory pathway. It takes place in the cytoplasm.It does not depend upon the availability of the oxygen.
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