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In TCA cycle, when succinate is converted to fumarate

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Hydrogen is liberated.
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Oxygen is added.
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Proton is removed.
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Electron is added.
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The correct option is C Proton is removed.
Succinate and fumarate are the intermediates of TCA cycle. When succinate is converted to fumarate, 2 protons are removed which are taken by FAD and convert into FADH2. This reaction is catalysed by succinate dehydrogenase.
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