TRUE OR FALSE 8. Pesticides inhibit the enzyme aconitase causing less ATP generation in the cell 9. There are 12 ATPs produced per molecule of glucose in the TCA cycle 10. Deficiency in niacin leads to impaired reaction of succinate to fumarate

TRUE OR FALSE 8. Pesticides inhibit the enzyme aconitase causing less ATP generation in the cell 9. There are 12 ATPs produced per molecule of glucose in the TCA cycle 10. Deficiency in niacin leads to impaired reaction of succinate to fumarate

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8. Pesticides inhibit the enzyme aconitase causing less ATP generation in the cell

9. There are 12 ATPs produced per molecule of glucose in the TCA cycle

10. Deficiency in niacin leads to impaired reaction of succinate to fumarate

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