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Where does the keens cycle take place? A. In the mitochondrion inner membrane B. In the cell cytoplasm C. In the nucleus D. In the mitochondrion matrix
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Where does the keens cycle take place?

A. In the mitochondrion inner membrane


B. In the cell cytoplasm

C. In the nucleus

D. In the mitochondrion matrix

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The answer is D mite matrix
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In the mitochondrion matrix- D

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