Are most catabolic reactions are exothermic? Is glycolysis a catabolic process?

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Are most catabolic reactions are exothermic? Is glycolysis a catabolic process?

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Answer 1 · 2016-04-17T08:00:34

Not necessarily. Yes, glycolysis is a catabolic process because pyruvate is being degraded into smaller units, and also during glycolysis energy is yield.

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