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A scientist injected some cells with a drug that blocked glycolysis after NADH was formed, but before ATP and pyruvate were formed. All the other enzymes used in cellular metabolism were unaffected. How would the production of ATP in the cell be affected?
The cell could not make ATP.
The cell could make ATP using fermentation.
The cell could make ATP using cellular respiration.
The cell could make ATP using the citric acid cycle.
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