In the cytoplasm of a muscle cell, one molecule of glucose is converted to pyruvate. What is the net ATP yield specifically from glycolysis?
Q1. In the cytoplasm of a muscle cell, one molecule of glucose is converted to pyruvate. What is the net ATP yield specifically from glycolysis?
Answer: Two ATP
Explanation: Two ATP molecules are consumed in the preparatory phase, leaving a net gain of two from the four total produced.