(a) ( NAD+ or NADH ) accepts electrons to become ( NAD+ or NADH ). (b) ( NAD+ or NADH ) is a reduced molecule. (c) Explain your answer to the previous question. (d) ( NAD+ or NADH ) is an oxidized molecule. (e) Explain your answer to the previous question.
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