What happens to the products of the Krebs cycle?

A: Most become reactants in the electron transport chain.

B:They are stored in vacuoles and removed from the cell.

C:Most become reactants in protein synthesis.

D:They are released into the cell cytoplasm.

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Karsyn Reilly

Biology

15 October, 08:55

What happens to the products of the Krebs cycle?

A: Most become reactants in the electron transport chain.

B:They are stored in vacuoles and removed from the cell.

C:Most become reactants in protein synthesis.

D:They are released into the cell cytoplasm.

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Nathalie Ritter · Answer 1

Answer: D:They are released into the cell cytoplasm.

Explanation: Krebs cycle also known as the citric acid cycle or the TCA cycle is a biochemical reaction utilized by all aerobic organisms. Krebs cycle cannot directly produce significant chemical energy which is adenosine triphosphate. The cycle Instead, produces NADH and FADH2 which are electron carriers, which then enters the respiratory cycle.

It is the major aim of the Krebs cycle to synthesis the electron carriers that is released into the cytoplasm to be used in cellular respiration.

Nigel Maldonado · Answer 2

They are released into the cell cytoplasm. - D

What happens to the products of the Krebs cycle?A: Most become reactants in the electron transport chain.B:They are stored in vacuoles and removed from the cell.C:Most become reactants in protein synthesis.D:They are released into the cell cytoplasm.

What happens to the products of the Krebs cycle?

A: Most become reactants in the electron transport chain.

B:They are stored in vacuoles and removed from the cell.

C:Most become reactants in protein synthesis.

D:They are released into the cell cytoplasm.