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The carbon atoms released as CO 2 in the citric acid cycleare not the carbon atoms of the acetyl group added tooxaloacetate. How might we know that?A. Observe the process by microscopyB. Measure how much CO 2 exits the cellC. Use glucose with labeled C and look for labeledoxaloacetateD. Block the citric acid cycle and look for reductions in CO 2emissionE. Perform the reactions in a test tube and isolate differentproducts
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