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Question of the Day: Biochemistry

On average, how many ATP and GTP molecules can be generated from an eighteen-carbon fatty acid?

159 ATP, 10 GTP

106 ATP, no GTP

60 ATP, 4 GTP

106 ATP, 8 GTP

120 ATP, 9 GTP

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