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1.Draw a simplified diagram of catabolism of glucose, showing the location where each step happens in...

1.Draw a simplified diagram of catabolism of glucose, showing the location where each step happens in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells.

2.What is the importance of NAD+ and FADH+?

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