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The end product of glycolysis

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is pyruvate in aerobic respiration

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can form alcohol and/or lactate if fermentation occurs

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nets the cell 2 ATP and nets the cell 2NADH

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The correct option is D
All of the choices are correct

This is common for both aerobes and anaerobes as it takes place in the cytoplasm and at the end of it a 6 Carbon molecule is broken into 2 three carobon molecule like Pyruvate.

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