Identify the processes of glucose metabolism represented in Figure 5.1.
A. A = electron transport chain, B = Citric acid cycle, C = glycolysis, D = fermentation
B. A = glycolysis, B = fermentation, C = Citric acid cycle, D = electron transport chain
C. A = fermentation, B = glycolysis, C = Citric acid cycle, D = electron transport chain
D. A = glycolysis, B = Citric acid cycle, C = fermentation, D = electron transport chain
E. A = glycolysis, B = Citric acid cycle, C = electron transport chain, D = fermentation
Answer: B
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