| Front | Describe the Krebs Cycle |
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| Back | 2 carbon- acetylcoenzyme A combines with a 4- carbon molecule to produce a 6- carbon molecule (citrate) 6 carbon molecule loses CO₂ and hydrogen which reduces NAD to NADH and forms a 5 carbon compound 5 carbon compound loses a CO₂ and reduces hydrogens to form 2x NADH 1x FADH₂ and also produced 1 ATP. This leads to the production of a 4 carbon compoud so the cycle can continue. Products: CoA 2x CO₂ 3x NADH 1x FADH₂ ATP |
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