How many carbon atoms are in the fragment that is fed into the citric acid cycle to bind with oxaloacetate and what is this molecule called?

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Simson · Answer 1 · 2018-04-08T23:51:25+0000

I believe that there are 2 carbon atoms in the intermediate molecule known as acetyl coenzyme A. Which is fed into the citric acid cycle to bind with oxaloacetate.

How many carbon atoms are in the fragment that is fed into the citric acid cycle to bind with oxaloacetate and what is this molecule called?

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