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    Which Reaction of the Krebs Cycle Is Not Physiologically Reversible
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Which Reaction of the Krebs Cycle Is Not Physiologically Reversible

Question 50

Question 50

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Which reaction of the Krebs cycle is not physiologically reversible?


A) the formation of citrate from oxaloacetate
B) the oxidation of succinate
C) the oxidation of malate
D) the reduction of fumarate
E) the reduction of oxaloacetate

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