6. Study the cycle below and answer the following6.1 Provide a definition for the citric acid cycle6.2 How many enzymatic reactions occur in this cycle6.3 name THREE precursors for amino acid synthesis6.4 state at which steps NADH and FADH₂ areproducedGlucose-Acetyl-CoAOxalbacoladeMalateFumarate 7Succinate2 CitratoSuccinyl-CoAAconitate4 IsocrateAlpha-ketoglutarate

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6. Study the cycle below and answer the following 6.1 Provide a definition for the citric acid cycle 6.2 How many enzymatic reactions occur in this cycle 6.3 name THREE precursors for amino acid synthesis

6. Study the cycle below and answer the following 6.1 Provide a definition for the citric acid cycle 6.2 How many enzymatic reactions occur in this cycle 6.3 name THREE precursors for amino acid synthesis

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6. Study the cycle below and answer the following
6.1 Provide a definition for the citric acid cycle
6.2 How many enzymatic reactions occur in this cycle
6.3 name THREE precursors for amino acid synthesis
6.4 state at which steps NADH and FADH₂ are
produced
Glucose-Acetyl-CoA
Oxalbacolade
Malate
Fumarate 7
Succinate
2 Citrato
Succinyl-CoA
Aconitate
4 Isocrate
Alpha-ketoglutarate

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