Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Consider the following reaction: succinate +NAD is catalyzed into fumarate + NADH
In this reaction, succinate is ___________. This reaction takes place in ___________.
In this reaction, succinate is ___________. This reaction takes place in ___________.
Select one:
a.
reduced, Calvin Cycle
b.
reduced, Citric Acid Cycle
c.
oxidized, Citric Acid Cycle
d.
oxidized, Calvin Cycle
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