a)five
b)one
c)two
d)three
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Answers (3)
(d).. 3
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glyceraldehy...
It is a shame that the authors do not include the structures of such important molecules in biology text-books. PGAL is about 1/2 of a glucose molecule that has been phosphrylated. So it would have 1/2 of 6 or 3 carbon atoms in it. Answer is d (final answer)
Reference: gen chem
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