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Published on: August 21, 2026
Arrange the following components of the Citric Acid Cycle in the correct sequence:
A
Fumarate , ,
B
Succinyl-CoA , , , ,
C
Citric acid , (E), , (E), , ,
D
Oxaloacetic acid (E) 
-ketoglutaric acid Choose the correct sequence from the options given below: , , (E), , (E)
-ketoglutaric acid Choose the correct sequence from the options given below: , , (E), , (E)
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The Citric Acid Cycle begins with the formation of citric acid from acetyl CoA and oxaloacetic acid, followed by its conversion to 
-ketoglutaric acid (E). 
-ketoglutaric acid is then transformed into succinyl-CoA , leading to the formation of succinic acid, which subsequently converts to fumarate . Finally, fumarate is converted into malic acid and then into oxaloacetic acid , completing the cycle.
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