The Rate of Glycolysis Is Tightly Regulated in All Cells

question 17

Multiple Choice

The rate of glycolysis is tightly regulated in all cells. Regulation is important to ensure that:

• A) cells energy needs met.
• B) fuel is not wasted.
• C) there are appropriate levels of intermediates required for other purposes.
• D) fuel is not wasted and the cells energy needs are met.
• E) All of the answers are correct.

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