ADP with an enzyme react with glucose the high energy phosphate is released to produce Glucose 6-phosphate
Step 3
An enzyme reacts with glucose 6-phosphate to produce Fructose 6-phosphate
Step 4
ATP and an enzyme react with Fructose 6-phosphate releasing its high energy phosphate to produce Fructose 1,6-diohosphate
Step 5
An enzyme reacts with Fructose 1,6-diphosphate to cleve it into 2 molecules of Glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate
Everything from here happens twice because we now have 2 molecules
Step 6
An enzyme, NAD+ and organic phosphate react with Glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate, NAD+ picks up H+h+ and electrons to create NADH+H+, organic phosphate binds and creates Diphosphoglyceric Acid a 3 carbon with phosphate on 1,3
Step 7
ADP and an enzyme removing a phosphate to create ATP and 3-phosphoplyceric acid
Step 8
An enzyme comes in and moves the phosphate from carbon 3 o carbon 2 to create 2-phosphoglyceric acid
Step 9
Water and a enzyme enter to create Phosphoenolpyruvic Acid
Step 10
ADP and an enzyme enter to remove the final phosphate creating ATP and the final product of Pyruvic Acid
This this point we have 2 molecules of pyruvic acid per glucose molecule
Intermediate Step
NAD+ and Coenzyme-A react with Pyruvic Acid removing H+H+ and a CO2 to produce NADH+H+ and Acetyl CoA a 2 carbon molecule.