The oxidation phase of glycolysis is _.
Correct answer: B. Energy yielding
- A. Energy consuming
- B. Energy yielding
- C. Net neutralization of energy
- D. Both a and c
Explanation
The oxidation phase of glycolysis is energy-yielding because it results in the production of energy-rich molecules (NADH and ATP) that can be used by the cell to fuel other metabolic processes.
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