D. You as the investigator makes three measurements at the end of a test that lasts 10 min (exact time is not important). You measure 10 nmol (10° moles) of pyruvate consumed (this number is important). You also measure the nmol of CO, and citrate produced. 1. Explain how 30 nmol of CO, were produced. 2. Explain how 0 nmol of citrate were produced. 3. Based on the measurements above, predict how many nmol of acetyl-CoA were produced. Explain.

D. You as the investigator makes three measurements at the end of a test that lasts 10 min (exact time is not important). You measure 10 nmol (10° moles) of pyruvate consumed (this number is important). You also measure the nmol of CO, and citrate produced. 1. Explain how 30 nmol of CO, were produced. 2. Explain how 0 nmol of citrate were produced. 3. Based on the measurements above, predict how many nmol of acetyl-CoA were produced. Explain.

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