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Biology, 06.04.2020 19:04 bommers144

Substrate-level phosphorylation is:

A) using the energy from a reduced electron carrier to make ATP (GTP).
B) using the energy from ATP to generate a higher energy phosphorylated product.
C) using the energy from oxidation to hydrolyze ADP (GDP).
D) using the energy from a higher energy substrate to make ATP (GTP).

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