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    Which Cofactor Is Required for the Conversion of Fumarate to Succinate
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Which Cofactor Is Required for the Conversion of Fumarate to Succinate

Question 17

Question 17

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Which cofactor is required for the conversion of fumarate to succinate?


A) FAD
B) GDP
C) CoA
D) FADH2
E) both GDP and CoA

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