The counterpart of gluconeogenesis, For 10 points, name this series of reactions that precedes the Krebs cycle in aerobic respiration, resulting in the formation of ATP and pyruvate from the catalysis of a glucose molecule.
One version of it named for Entner and Doudoroff occurs only in prokaryotes and utilizes different dehydrase and aldolases. It utilizes enzymes such as Triosephosphate isomerase and Phosphoglycerate mutase, and the Warburg effect attributes its high frequency in cancer cells to an excess of the first enzyme used in it, hexokinase. The counterpart of gluconeogenesis, For 10 points, name this series of reactions that precedes the Krebs cycle in aerobic respiration, resulting in the formation of ATP and pyruvate from the catalysis of a glucose molecule.
One version of it named for Entner and Doudoroff occurs only in prokaryotes and utilizes different dehydrase and aldolases.
{glycolysis} [accept {Embden}-{Myerhoff}-{Parnas pathway}]