Asked in ETEA MDCAT 2006 2006Moderate

The step in glycolysis in which energy transfer is not involved is:

Correct answer: B. Fructose diphosphate → DAP

  • A. Glucose phosphate → fructose diphosphate
  • B. Fructose diphosphate → DAP
  • C. PGAL→ PGAP
  • D. PGAP→ PGA

Explanation

Energy transfer here occurs by the transfer of phosphate group from one compound to another.

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