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How many NAD molecules get reduced in complete oxidation of one glucose molecule

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Two are produced outside in glycolysis and 34 during respiratory chain

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Five

C

Ten

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Twelve

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(c)Complete oxidation of glucose involves both glycolysis and krebs' cycle along with oxidative decarboxylation,Where 2NAD reduced in glycolysis, producing 2 pyruvic acid molecules.They undergo oxidative decarboxylation forming 2 molecules acetyl Co-A by reducing 2NAD and these acetyl Co-A enters krebs' cycle where they reduce 6 NAD.Thus,10 NAD reduced in complete oxidation of glucose.
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