Why does the rate at which glucose is converted to pyruvate

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Assignment:

1. Why do cell extracts require NAD+ to convert glucose to pyruvate? What intermediates accumulate when NAD+ is absent? Explain.

2. Why does the rate at which glucose is converted to pyruvate decrease when citrate is added?

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