In the presence of the final electron acceptor, what happens to the NADH that is producedin glycolysis?
A) It is further reduced in the Krebs Cycle.
B) It is oxidized in electron transport.
C) It is converted into pyruvate.
D) It is released as a metabolic waste product.
E) It is converted into FADH2.
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