Which of the following applies to the oxidative catabolism of aromatic compounds such as toluene and other benzene derivatives? A) O It requires fermentation reactions. B) O It requires breakage of the aromatic ring(s). C) O It forms the key intermediate glucose. D) OIt eventually feeds into the TCA cycle. E) O Two of the above are correct

Which of the following applies to the oxidative catabolism of aromatic compounds such as toluene and other benzene derivatives? A) O It requires fermentation reactions. B) O It requires breakage of the aromatic ring(s). C) O It forms the key intermediate glucose. D) OIt eventually feeds into the TCA cycle. E) O Two of the above are correct

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Which of the following applies to the oxidative catabolism of aromatic compounds such as toluene and other benzene derivatives'
A) OIt requires fermentation reactions.
B) O It requires breakage of the aromatic ring(s).
C) O It forms the key intermediate glucose.
D) O It eventually feeds into the TCA cycle.
E) O Two of the above are correct

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