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Question #214373

In cellular respiration, when pyruvate is converted to acetyl Co A the following is formed:

Reduced NAD+ only
Reduced NAD+ and CO₂
Reduced NAD and ATP
CO₂and ATP only
CO₂, reduced NAD and ATP

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Reduced NAD+ only

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