Respiration
It says 'of isocitrate', so why do they consider the decarboxylation of alpha-ketoglutaric acid, just because it comes after isocitrate? Most the coaching answer keys say it's option B, but I checked the official key and it's option C. Sometimes I have trouble understanding NTA's brand of logic. Should we apply this understanding of the term to future questions?
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@Sheldon J. Plankton
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in the cycle
where alpha-ketogluteric acid goes for oxidative decarboxylation also
in our ncert this one is given
with no proper mention of isocitric acid
so it taking in considertaion from citric acid to succinic acid
and all the no. of decarboxylation there
thts why it is 2 as the ans
not one
@Emperor Someone
nta's logic is broken i agree myself
Yooo those are some nice notes can you please send them 🥺
The ones for pathways
Like if you have one for all
yep ill dm
yeah i do these are my notes