Matching -A Metabolic Reaction Resulting in the Formation of FADH₂ Is

question 45

Multiple Choice

Matching
-A metabolic reaction resulting in the formation of FADH₂ is an example of a(n) ___ reaction.

• A)anabolic
• B)adenylate kinase
• D)catabolic
• E)phosphorylase kinase
• F)obligate aerobes
• G)acyl phosphate
• H)proteomics
• I)reduction
• J)pyrophosphatase
• K)autotrophs
• L)oxidation
• M)ΔG°’

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