Answer to Question #138834 in General Chemistry for tao lee

Question #138834

How many moles of ATP can be gained from the catabolism of the following substrates to pyruvate:
a. 4 Mole mannose
b. 1 Mole lactose
c. 5 mole glycerol

Expert's answer

a. 5*64(60)=320(300)ATP

b. 64 (60) ATP

c. 2(4)ATP*5=10(20)ATP

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