Which Factors Distinguish Substrate-Level Phosphorylation from Oxidative Phosphorylation? Select the INCORRECT

question 53

Multiple Choice

Which factors distinguish substrate-level phosphorylation from oxidative phosphorylation? Select the INCORRECT response.

• A)substrate-level phosphorylation is catalyzed by an enzyme while oxidative phosphorylation requires an electron transport chain
• B)substrate-level phosphorylation uses ATP as the source of the phosphate group while oxidative phosphorylation uses P_i
• C)substrate-level phosphorylation uses a glycolytic intermediate as the source of the phosphate group while oxidative phosphorylation uses P_i
• D)substrate-level phosphorylation takes place in an aqueous environment while oxidative phosphorylation requires a hydrophobic environment.

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