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In the last step of the Krebs cycle, malate is converted to oxalacetate. Suppose the enzyme that catalysed this reaction was mutated so that it did not function. What would be the effect? Group of answer choices The cell would run out of oxalacetate but the Krebs cycle would continue Acetyl-CoA would react with malate (instead of oxaloacetate) to form citrate and the Krebs cycle would produce the normal amounts of NADH and FADH2 none of the other choices is correct oxalacetete would be produced from glucose and the Krebs cycle would continue to operate The cell would quickly run out of oxaloacetate and the Krebs cycle would stop

Name: in the last step of the krebs cycle malate is converted to oxalacetate suppose the enzyme that catalysed this reaction was mutated so that it did not function what would be the effect group 26664
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Description: in the last step of the krebs cycle malate is converted to oxalacetate suppose the enzyme that catalysed this reaction was mutated so that it did not function what would be the effect group 26664

          In the last step of the Krebs cycle, malate is converted to oxalacetate.  Suppose the enzyme
that catalysed this reaction was mutated so that it did not function.  What would be the effect?
Group of answer choices
The cell would run out of oxalacetate but the Krebs cycle would continue
Acetyl-CoA would react with malate (instead of oxaloacetate) to form citrate and the Krebs cycle would produce the normal amounts of NADH and FADH2
none of the other choices is correct
oxalacetete would be produced from glucose and the Krebs cycle would continue to operate
The cell would quickly run out of oxaloacetate and the Krebs cycle would stop

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