9. Glucose undergoes multiple changes during cellular respiration.. Is glucose being oxidized or reduced during each of the 3 changes listed below? Explain your reasoning. Glucose рyruvate ►acetyl-CoA–→ Carbon Dioxide (Krebs Cycle)

9. Glucose undergoes multiple changes during cellular respiration.. Is glucose being oxidized or reduced during each of the 3 changes listed below? Explain your reasoning. Glucose рyruvate ►acetyl-CoA–→ Carbon Dioxide (Krebs Cycle)

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Chapter24: Metabolism And Nutrition

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Glucose
рyruvate
►acetyl-CoA–→ Carbon Dioxide (Krebs Cycle)

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