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What is the role of 
in the fermentation process?
A
It acts as an electron acceptor, being oxidized to 
.
B
It serves as an electron donor, being reduced to 
.
C
It functions as a catalyst for decarboxylation reactions.
D
It is used as a substrate for alcohol dehydrogenase.
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A
(a)
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