Pyruvic acid, the last product of glycolysis, is degraded to CO2 and H2O in

Question

Pyruvic acid, the last product of glycolysis, is degraded to CO2 and H2O in (A) matrix of chloroplasts (B) cytoplasm (C) matrix of mitochondria (D) inner membrane.

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Pyruvic acid gets converted to acetyl CoA and then enters Krebs’ cycle which takes place in mitochondrial matrix. End products of respiratory pathway are - CO2 + H2O + ATP.

Q. Pyruvic acid, the last product of glycolysis, is degraded to CO₂ and H_2O in

matrix of chloroplasts

cytoplasm

matrix of mitochondria

inner membrane.

Pyruvic acid gets converted to acetyl CoA and then enters Krebs’ cycle which takes place in mitochondrial matrix. End products of respiratory pathway are - CO₂ + H₂O + ATP.

Q. Pyruvic acid, the last product of glycolysis, is degraded to CO2 and H2O in