How many ATPs are produced from the catabolism of a 10-C molecule of fatty acid under anaerobic conditions?
10 C
In beta oxidation
10C - - - - 8C +2C
8C---6C +2 C
6C - - - - - 4C+2C
4C-----2C+2C
Total 4 cycle
In each cycle 1 FADH2 and 1 NADH is produced total 8 fadh2 and Nadh
But it is not converted into ATP due to anaerobic condition
Total 5 acetyl CoA is produced
Acetyl coA goes into kreb cycle
Each acetyl coA produces 3 NADH and 1FADH2 and1 ATP
Nadh and fadh2 cannot converted into ATP
So, total 5 acetyl coA
So total ATP is 5
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