As a Monosaccharide Goes Through Glycolysis, It Must Stay Within

question 56

Multiple Choice

As a monosaccharide goes through glycolysis, it must stay within the cell. How are the starting monosaccharide and all of the intermediates of glycolysis kept within the cell during glycolysis?

• A) Nothing needs to be done to them; the molecules just stay in the cell.
• B) The hydroxyl groups lose their protons and become negatively charged.
• C) The molecules are phosphorylated.
• D) The molecules attach to enzymes in the cytoplasm.
• E) All of the above can occur.

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