Before entering the Krebs cycle, pyruvate undergoes oxidation. Which outcome distinguishes this 'link reaction' from the preceding stage of Glycolysis?
Q1. Before entering the Krebs cycle, pyruvate undergoes oxidation. Which outcome distinguishes this 'link reaction' from the preceding stage of Glycolysis?
Answer: The removal of a carbon atom to form a CO2 molecule
Explanation: Pyruvate oxidation produces one CO2 and one NADH per pyruvate, whereas Glycolysis produces two NADH and no CO2.