(Ciencias de Joseleg)(Biología)(Introducción y biología
celular)(La
glucólisis y las fermentaciones)(Introducción)(Generalidades
de la glucólisis)(Historia
del estudio de la glucólisis)(Moléculas
involucradas en la glucólisis)(Etapa
preparatoria de la glucólisis)(Etapa
de recompensa de la glucólisis)(Cálculos
energéticos de la glucólisis)(Regulación
de la glucólisis)(Fermentación
láctica)(Fermentación
alcohólica)(Referencias
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