What is the terminal electron acceptor in alcoholic fermentation? [2 pt] acetoin diacetyl acetyl-CoA acetaldehyde
What is the terminal electron acceptor in alcoholic fermentation? [2 pt]
acetoin
diacetyl
acetyl-CoA
acetaldehyde
Homework Answers
acetaldehyde
Explanation:
The final acceptor for its electrons during alcohol fermentation is acetaldehyde and pyruvate during lactate fermentation,
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What is the terminal electron acceptor in alcoholic
fermentation? [2 pt]
acetoin
diacetyl
acetyl-CoA
acetaldehyde
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excess of unlabeled malonyl-CoA are added as substrates, how many
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(b) If unlabeled acetyl-CoA and an excess of
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