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the reaction, acetaldehyde + NADH + H+ --> ethanol + NAD+, occurs during? 1. aerobic catabolism...

the reaction, acetaldehyde + NADH + H+ --> ethanol + NAD+, occurs during?

1. aerobic catabolism of glucose

2.preparation phase of glycolysis

3. anaerobic catabolism of glucose in muscle cells

4. anaerobic catabolism of glucose in yeast

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