Jj.111. on 13 of 18 >The succinyl CoA to citrate pathway of the citric acid cycle is shown. Identify the missing intermediates by placing themolecules to the appropriate position.Succinyl CoAçożCH₂ GOP.P. GTPCH₂V=o COA-SHS-COACO₂CH₂CH₂CO₂HOWCO₂CH₂CO₂HB HCO₂co"o,cH₂OAnswer Bankço,CH₂co₂OHCO₂CIOCH₂CO₂AcCoAAttemptCOA-SHCitrateH₂C-CO₂HỌ–C.COzH₂C-CO₂

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The succinyl CoA to citrate pathway of the citric acid cycle is shown. Identify the missing intermediates by placing the molecules to the appropriate position. Succinyl CoA ço₂ CH₂ GOP-R GTP To COA-SH $-COA & CO₂ CH₂ CH₂ CO₂ HO CO₂ CH₂ co₂ H .CO₂ co 0,0 H₂O Answer Bank ço, CH₂ co₂ OH C D CO₂ CH₂ CO₂ O AcCoA Atter CoA-SH Citrate H₂C-C HO-C-C H₂C-Co

The succinyl CoA to citrate pathway of the citric acid cycle is shown. Identify the missing intermediates by placing the molecules to the appropriate position. Succinyl CoA ço₂ CH₂ GOP-R GTP To COA-SH $-COA & CO₂ CH₂ CH₂ CO₂ HO CO₂ CH₂ co₂ H .CO₂ co 0,0 H₂O Answer Bank ço, CH₂ co₂ OH C D CO₂ CH₂ CO₂ O AcCoA Atter CoA-SH Citrate H₂C-C HO-C-C H₂C-Co

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The succinyl CoA to citrate pathway of the citric acid cycle is shown. Identify the missing intermediates by placing the
molecules to the appropriate position.
Succinyl CoA
çoż
CH₂ GOP.P. GTP
CH₂
V
=o COA-SH
S-COA
CO₂
CH₂
CH₂
CO₂
HOW
CO₂
CH₂
CO₂
H
B H
CO₂
co
"o,c
H₂O
Answer Bank
ço,
CH₂
co₂
OH
CO₂
CIO
CH₂
CO₂
AcCoA
Attempt
COA-SH
Citrate
H₂C-CO₂
HỌ–C.COz
H₂C-CO₂

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