glycolysis mcq || mcq on glycolysis || school of biology mcq

glycolysis mcq || mcq on glycolysis || school of biology mcq
This Video contains Multiple choice questions about Concepts of Glycolysis.Degradation of glucose to two molecules of pyruvate or lactate by sequence of enzyme
catalyzed reactions constitutes the process of glycolysis. It is a catabolic pathway. If
glucose is degraded to pyruvate then it is called as aerobic glycolysis. Usually it occurs
in presence of oxygen. If glucose is degraded to lactate then it is anaerobic glycolysis.Usually it occurs in the absence of oxygen. It is also called as Embden-Meyerhof pathway,
because the reactions of glycolytic pathway were elucidated by Embden and Meyerhof.
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[@zonishah3044]

EMP path way is also called glycolysis 4 AtP is formed during payoff phase and six from two NADH so total is 10 ...2 is used for respiratory process net is 10-2= 8 ATP😇

[@saimakhankhan5657]

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[@Fatima_Shah110]

Not total ATP 8 6 NADH two sidely use NADH in NADH 3 ATP so total 6 and 2 ATP use so total 8 😊

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Thank you sir it is very necessary to clear all the concepts about any pathway or any other theory after completion it

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Great explanation

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Thank you so very much it is very helpful video about the glycolysis

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[@fazalbio-academy3474]

In MCQs no 2... It's fructose 1,6 bisphosphate not fructose 1,6 diphosphate. There is difference between diphosphate and bisphosphate. Sorry dear but it is just for the correction.

[@ZahoorAhmed-fb7wu]

Sir underline only correct option is best way I think

[@sXnjh]

See question 23
Both Mg++ and K+ are required. In other steps of glycolysis, only Mg++ or Mn++ is required but for the last step where enzyme pyruvate kinase works, Mg++ and K+ both are required

[@aurora1679]

No both is not required in the last step .Only Mg2+ is required.
Both is required in 9th step where enzyme enolase is used.

[@zubairbiosciences8226]

Total ATP formed during EMP Pathway is 4

[@hanumanghuge8703]

Yes 4 ATP FORM by substrate phosphorylation and another 6 form by 2 NADH and utilized 2 so 8 ATP form in glycolysis

[@nitisharathore8801]

4 ATP form hote h to 2 ATP use bhi hote h isliye 2 ATP hi ans h

[@user-ij2se5cg1h]

Questions 8
Answer c 10 ATP

[@SofiaHussain-jh8yv]

sir in q 16 the statement would be not like that? how many water molecules are produced during the glycolysis 🙂 if i am not wrong

[@saritargurjar7985]

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[@SchoolofBiologyy]

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[@FANG0011]

3 question answer should be phosphoglycerate

[@renutailorshorts8155]

Pyruvaye kinase required for maximum activity is K+

[@skmurtaj8688]

Mg2+ and K+ both are required

[@rimshasaleem6546]

Sir krebs cycle
Pentose phosphate pathway py b bnye

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[@Saritakumari-fg2lc]

Sir ji question number 2ka answer option c shi hoga na

[@arunkaushik2121]

No hexokinase toh Glucose ko Glucose-6-phosphate me change krta h na.....
yahan toh Fructose-6-phosphate ki baat ho rhi h.....

[@arunkaushik2121]

question 16 = one water is expelled by Enolase.....
no water molecule is used during glycolysis, please correct yourself

[@shivaniyadav-iz7wn]

sir 1 NADH = 2.5 ATP then it shoud be 7 ATP in question 8

[@prachiwahane680]

1 nadh = 3 atp

[@shivaniyadav-iz7wn]

Pathfinder me toh 2.5 hi likha hai

[@prachiwahane680]

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[@arunkaushik2121]

and please stop saying NADH2, it is NADH+H+
NAD+ can't accept 2Hydrogen atoms.....
FADH2 is correct word but NADH2 doesn't make any sense.

[@sherytahir3256]

I think question 20 answer is pyruvate

[@Muhammad_________370]

Substrate poocha h product nhia

[@FactsPediaOfficial]

Lol , i am preparing for neet and i solved all these questions, Not single answer of mine is incorrect, In MSC these questions are asked its disappointing, Govt. Should have to increase the level of questions asked in MSC papers, even 11th student can solve these questions easily

[@arunkaushik2121]

4th question is wrong.....
one ATP is utilised, if you are asking that how much ATP are utilised in glycolysis / glucose breakdown then Answer will be 2

[@Sntofi]

The phosphorylation of glucose requires two ATP molecules. This process occurs during the initial steps of glycolysis, where glucose is converted to glucose-6-phosphate.

[@arunkaushik2121]

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[@saimakhankhan5657]

Q.19 is wrong
Dihydroxyacetone phosphate convet into the option B
Sir why are you making wrong questions 😝😭

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