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Question 1

NAD+ participates in reactions that produce ________.
◦ ADP from ATP
◦ a CH2 group
◦ a C—C bond
◦ phosphorylation
◦ a CO bond

Question 2

FAD is a coenzyme which usually participates in ________.
◦ β-oxidation reactions
◦ oxidation of alcohols to aldehydes
◦ formation of carbon-carbon double bonds
◦ decarboxylation reactions
◦ phosphorylation reactions
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