Match the item to each step in the Krebs Cycle. Write your answers on the Google Form.isocitratef.Oxaloacetatea.b.succinateg.SulfurNAD*h. a-ketoglutaratefumarateC.d.malatei.succinyl-CoAj.ATPe.What molecule combines with acetyl-CoA and thenreleases CoA?66.What molecule is oxidized by NAD+ to become a 5-carbon compound?67.What molecule is oxidized by NAD+ to become a 4-carbon compound?68.69.What 4-carbon molecule is formed when combined withCOA?70.What molecule is produced when CoA is released?71.What molecule is formed when GTP is oxidized to formGDP?72.What atom is the bridge that connects to CoA?73.What molecule is formed when FAD is reduced?74.What molecule is formed with the addition of H,O?75.Which molecule must be reduced so that oxaloacetate isformed?Match the product to the process. Write your answer on the Google Form.GTPf. CO,а.b. phosphofructinaseNADH* + CO,g.Citrate formed.c.h.ATPd.Co-Ai.IsocitrateHOj-Pyruvatee.76.Step 1 Krebs Cycle.Inhibited by a high concentration of ATP that joins atallosteric site.77.PEP loses phosphate group through substrate levelphosphorylation.78.79.Isomerization changes the configuration of atoms in thecompound.80.Acts to combine acetyl-group to oxaloacetate.81.Produced by the oxidation of a-Ketoglutarate.82.Final destination of electrons after cellular respiration.Provides Pi for substrate level phosphorylation of ATP inKrebs cycle.83.84.Pyruvate oxidation by NAD“ forms a waste product.85.Activates glucose to start cellular respiration.

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Match the item to each step in the Krebs Cycle. Write your answers on the Google Form. a. isocitrate b. succinate f. Oxaloacetate Sulfur NAD d. malate e. succinyl-CoA g. h. a-ketoglutarate i. fumarate C. j. ATP 66. What molecule combines with acetyl-CoA and then releases CoA? What molecule is oxidized by NAD+ to become a 5- carbon compound? 67. What molecule is oxidized by NAD+ to become a 4- 68. carbon compound? 69. What 4-carbon molecule is formed when combined with CoA? 70. What molecule is produced when CoA is released? 71. What molecule is formed when GTP is oxidized to form GDP? 72. What atom is the bridge that connects to CoA? 73. What molecule is formed when FAD is reduced? 74. What molecule is formed with the addition of H,O? 75. Which molecule must be reduced so that oxaloacetate is formed?

Match the item to each step in the Krebs Cycle. Write your answers on the Google Form. a. isocitrate b. succinate f. Oxaloacetate Sulfur NAD d. malate e. succinyl-CoA g. h. a-ketoglutarate i. fumarate C. j. ATP 66. What molecule combines with acetyl-CoA and then releases CoA? What molecule is oxidized by NAD+ to become a 5- carbon compound? 67. What molecule is oxidized by NAD+ to become a 4- 68. carbon compound? 69. What 4-carbon molecule is formed when combined with CoA? 70. What molecule is produced when CoA is released? 71. What molecule is formed when GTP is oxidized to form GDP? 72. What atom is the bridge that connects to CoA? 73. What molecule is formed when FAD is reduced? 74. What molecule is formed with the addition of H,O? 75. Which molecule must be reduced so that oxaloacetate is formed?

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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