Multiple Choice
The citric acid cycle is a series of oxidation reactions that removes carbon atoms from substrates in the form of CO2.Where do the oxygen atoms in the carbon dioxide molecules come from?
A) water
B) phosphates
C) molecular oxygen
D) acetyl CoA
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