Chapter 12, Problem 12.35PP

Summary Introduction

To name:

The reactions in the citric acid cycle that reduces NAD⁺.

Introduction:

The reaction in which the carboxylate group is removed and forms carbon-dioxide is known as a decarboxylation reaction. The oxidative decarboxylation reactions include the series of reactions and these series of reaction occur in mitochondrial matrix deep in the mitochondria. In malate oxidation, the malate is oxidized to form ketones.