Explain the major steps of tricarbooxylic acid cycle. Where does this process occur in a cell
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The tricarboxylic acid cycle or Krebs cycle is one of the major processesinvolved in aerobic respiration. Thisprocess occurs in the mitochondria, spefically in the mitochondrial matrix. This cycle basically uses acetyl CoA to form ATP, Cabon dioxide, NADH and FADH. ... FAD in the mitochondria isoxidized into FADH.
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