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11. Nutrition & Fitness / Using Energy to Fuel Exercise / Problem 10
Problem 10
Where in the cell does pyruvate conversion to acetyl‑CoA occur under aerobic conditions, enabling entry into the citric acid cycle?
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In the extracellular space where pyruvate is oxidized by plasma enzymes before re-entering muscle cells for the TCA cycle.
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Within the sarcoplasmic reticulum where acetyl‑CoA is stored until needed for anaerobic glycolysis.
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In the rough endoplasmic reticulum by ribosomal enzymes that synthesize acetyl‑CoA directly from pyruvate.
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Inside the mitochondria (mitochondrial matrix), via the pyruvate dehydrogenase complex.
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