glucose degradation

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the etc is considered part of glucose degradation right?
 
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well the kaplan question says "in glucose degradation:" and the answer is oxygen is the final electron acceptor. so i assume yes??
 
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elz787 said:
well the kaplan question says "in glucose degradation:" and the answer is oxygen is the final electron acceptor. so i assume yes??
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ok, type the question and all its answer choices and I'll tell what I feel is the right answer
 
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