A series of chemical reactions in the mitochondria that converts glucose, fatty acids, or glycerol into carbon dioxide, NADH, and ATP is known as _____. anabolism glucogenesis the Krebs cycle the ATP cycle

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A series of chemical reactions in the mitochondria that converts glucose, fatty acids, or glycerol into carbon dioxide, NADH, and ATP is known as _____.

anabolism
glucogenesis
the Krebs cycle
the ATP cycle

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The Krebs cycle is the correct answer.

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