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Hey guys,
In my cell bio class we have an extra credit assignment which is quite simple and straightforward. I asked my professor before the due date whether I got the answer right and he told me I was wrong, so I have until Monday to turn it in.
The question is: Where does the CO2 come from in the krebbs cycle OTHER THAN WATER. Also, my book says it's not from O2 taken in from respiration. I thought it was from the carboxyl groups on citrate, but he said it was wrong.
Any ideas?
In my cell bio class we have an extra credit assignment which is quite simple and straightforward. I asked my professor before the due date whether I got the answer right and he told me I was wrong, so I have until Monday to turn it in.
The question is: Where does the CO2 come from in the krebbs cycle OTHER THAN WATER. Also, my book says it's not from O2 taken in from respiration. I thought it was from the carboxyl groups on citrate, but he said it was wrong.
Any ideas?