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There Is No Transporter for Acetyl-CoA to Exit the Mitochondria

Question 19

Multiple Choice

There is no transporter for acetyl-CoA to exit the mitochondria, so the carbons must be converted to ____ for transport to the cytosol.

A) acetone
B) butyrate
C) citrate
D) pyruvate
E) malonate

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