Biology, 07.01.2021 19:40 stephanieb75
Which statement describes what happens with ATP during glycolysis?
A) more ATP is produced than is used
B) glycolysis splits ATP
C) more ATP is used than is produced
D) glycolysis does not make any ATP
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