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Which glycolytic conversion forms NADH + H+ from NAD+?
AG6P to F6P
BBPGA to PGA
CPEP to pyruvate
DPGAL to BPGA
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. PGAL to BPGA
Two hydrogen atoms are removed from PGAL and passed to NAD+ as PGAL is oxidised and phosphorylated into BPGA.
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