Carbon dioxide is produced during the oxidation of acetyl-CoA ["uh-SEE-tul CO-AY"] in this metabolic process that occurs in the mitochondrial matrix and yields NADH and FADH2.
Arsenite inhibits this process by reacting with lipoic acid, a key cofactor for the two de-hydrogenases involved in this process. One step of this process involves the substrate-level phosphory-lation of GDP into GTP, while another step combines a derivative of (*) pyruvate with ox-alo-acetate to form the namesake molecule of this process. Carbon dioxide is produced during the oxidation of acetyl-CoA ["uh-SEE-tul CO-AY"] in this metabolic process that occurs in the mitochondrial matrix and yields NADH and FADH2. For 10 points, name this process that occurs during cellular respiration between glycolysis and oxidative phosphorylation.
Arsenite inhibits this process by reacting with lipoic acid, a key cofactor for the two de-hydrogenases involved in this process.
citric acid (or Krebs cycle; or tricarboxylic acid cycle; or TCA cycle; prompt on “cellular respiration”)