Assuming that all the 14C-labeled Acetyl-CoA formed enters the citric acid cycle at the same time,...

Assuming that all the 14C-labeled Acetyl-CoA formed enters the citric acid cycle at the same time, draw the citric acid cycle intermediates up to and including malate, and indicate the position of the 14C-label in each intermediate.

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Dear Friend, i just used PINK color (Transparent) code for ¹⁴C labelled carbon atoms during citric acid cycle. Actually the raw data is scanned from reference book and followed citric acid rules during a turn with more precisely and using this image as input in image editing tool photoshop and labelled ¹⁴C carbon atoms with PINK background transparent color to highlight the required carbon atoms. Hope you admit my presentation, it took more than a half-an hour to edit the image as i am not a software professional.

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