Multiple Choice
After the reaction with Rubisco, the major difference between the Calvin Cycle and gluconeogenesis in liver is the following reaction:
A) The reduction of 1,3 bis phosphoglyceric acid uses NADPH instead of NADH
B) The formation of 1,3 bis phosphoglyceric acid from 3-phosphoglyceric acid uses GTP instead of ATP.
C) Phosphatases are not required in plants.
D) The reduction of 1,3 bis phosphoglyceric acid uses NADH instead of NADPH
E) More than one of these reactions is substantially different in plants compared to liver.
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