During aerobic respiration in the inner mitochondrial membrane, what happens to the oxygen atoms that were originally present in substrate O2 molecules?they end up in carbon dioxide, glucose, and water moleculesthey end up in both glucose and water moleculesthey end up in carbon dioxide molecules onlythey end up in glucose molecules onlythey end up in water molecules only

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Chapter24: Metabolism And Nutrition

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Problem 14RQ: Which molecules can enter the Krebs cycle? chylomicrons acetyl CoA mono glycerides ketone bodies

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During aerobic respiration in the inner mitochondrial membrane, what happens to the oxygen atoms that were originally present in substrate O₂ molecules?

they end up in carbon dioxide, glucose, and water molecules
they end up in both glucose and water molecules
they end up in carbon dioxide molecules only
they end up in glucose molecules only
they end up in water molecules only

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