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In Kreb’s cycle, Acetyl CoA combines with preexisting oxalo acetic acid (4-C) in the presence of water molecule to form
a) citrate                    
b) isocitrate
c) ketoglutarate          
d) succincyl -CoA

a

Explanation: CoA becomes free and is ready to react with another acetyl group



During the Kreb’s cycle, citrate (6-C) is converted into………
a) succinate                
b) isocitrate
c) ketoglutarate          
d) succincyl -CoA

b

During the Kreb’s cycle, isocitrate (6-C) is converted into………
a) succinate                
b) Fumarate
c) alpha ketoglutarate
d) succincyl-CoA

c

Explanation: in this step one carbon is oxidized into CO2 and NAD is reduced by hydrogen into NADH2



During the Kreb’s cycle, one carbon ketoglutarate is oxidized to CO2 and the remaining is converted to………
a) succinate                
b) isocitrate
c) malate                                 
d) succincyl -CoA

d

Explanation: hydrogen atoms are received by oxidized NAD to from NADH2


During the Kreb’s cycle, succinyl CoA is converted into………
a) succinate                
b) isocitrate
c) malate                                 
d) citrate

a

Explanation: energy released in the oxidation is used in the synthesis of ATP



During the Kreb’s cycle, succinate is converted into………
a) succinyl-CoA         
b) Fumerate
c) malate                                 
d) citrate

b

Explanation: FAD is reduced to FADH2



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