Since two ATP molecules are  required to activate it, it produces only two net ATP molecules in addition to two  NADH molecules.
The most common type of this reaction is the Embden-Meyerhof pathway, which is  often used as a synonym for the reaction as a whole. The products go on to form  Acetyl CoA or sometimes used in fermentation. Since two ATP molecules are  required to activate it, it produces only two net ATP molecules in addition to two  NADH molecules. Name this process which breaks one glucose molecule into two  molecules of pyruvic acid.
The most common type of this reaction is the Embden-Meyerhof pathway, which is  often used as a synonym for the reaction as a whole.
Glycolysis