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GlycolysisGlycolysis, literally the splitting of sugars, occurs in the cytosol of nearly every different cell type of almost all organisms, from bacteria to higher animals. The enzymes are soluble rather than being bound to membranes. It has two main roles:

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The Tricarboxylic Acid CycleLike all organic compounds, glucose will burn in air to produce carbon dioxide and heat. This oxidation process has been harnessed by living organisms not to produce heat, but to trap chemical energy in the form of ATP which can be used for a variety of cellular functions.

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The Pentose Phosphate Pathwayoxidized to carbon dioxide. As in the case of glycolysis, the substrate for the pathway is glucose-6-phosphate. An outline of the pathway is shown in Figure 15.1. The pathway can be considered in two parts: oxidative reactions and rearrangement reactions.

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Photosynthesisdioxide and water. It is of enormous importance as it is the principal means by which energy can enter biological systems. Photosynthesis taking place in the past produced the fossil fuels which form most of our current energy reserves.

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