Please identify on the glycolysis graph the intermediates of the citric acid cycle. 8-5-6-8-8-5--8HO CHWATERNATHFumarateFACHMALATENAD+NACH HHO-CHFUMARATEСОО0=1-000LCMIcooOxaloacetateCH₂CooFADH₂HCcooCHcooOLcooS-COAC=OCH₂Acetyl ColFADcoo COA-SHOLGieCOA-SHCitric Acid CycleDACETYL COAO-CCooCH₂cooSUCCINATEOKALOACETATE10-2-200otcooCitrateSuccinyl CocooLCH₂S-COAC-0CH₂coooCH₂CHOCIA-SHGTPADPCOASCOA-SHCoo COA-SHCH₂CH₂С00cooICH₂HỌ-C-COOLCH₂KREBS CYCLEIcooSUCCINYL COAcooCH₂ICH₂IGOP C-O1S-COANO-CHKetoglutaracooCHICH₂CIOCoocoo1CH₂HC-COOCITRATEcooalWATERWATERCOO SOCITRATEIcoHOẠCHCocooICH₂CH-COOcoo1CH₂cooNAD+CH₂Co KETOGLUTARATENADH HNAD+co₂CANADH HRADNX 5 Change in free energy, AG (in kcal/mol)100-0GlucoseATPATP-100--200--300--600-GLYCOLYSIS-700©2011 Pearson Education, Inc.NADHATPPyruvate-400- In each of thesedrops, energy is-500 transferred toenergy-storingmolecules ATP,NADH, and FADH₂Acetyl CoAATPPYRUVATE PROCESSINGAND CITRIC ACID CYCLENADHNADHX 5NADHATP►FADH2NADHOxaloacetate

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Change in free energy, AG (in kcal/mol) 100- Glucose ATPATP -100- -200 -300- GLYCOLYSIS -600- NADH ATP -700 2011 Pearson Education, Inc. Pyruvate -400- In each of these drops, energy is Acetyl CoA -500 transferred to energy-storing molecules ATP, NADH, and FADH₂ PYRUVATE PROCESSING AND CITRIC ACID CYCLE ATP NADH NADH NADH ATP FADH2 NADH Oxaloacetate

Change in free energy, AG (in kcal/mol) 100- Glucose ATPATP -100- -200 -300- GLYCOLYSIS -600- NADH ATP -700 2011 Pearson Education, Inc. Pyruvate -400- In each of these drops, energy is Acetyl CoA -500 transferred to energy-storing molecules ATP, NADH, and FADH₂ PYRUVATE PROCESSING AND CITRIC ACID CYCLE ATP NADH NADH NADH ATP FADH2 NADH Oxaloacetate

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Chapter17: Metabolism: An Overview

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