This animation walks through the citric acid cycle in sequence, showing Acetyl-CoA joining Oxaloacetate to form Citrate, then each intermediate appearing around the circular pathway. Arrows follow the correct reaction direction while NADH, CO2, FADH2, and GTP-to-ATP are highlighted exactly where they are produced. The cycle rotates once at the end for review. Useful for biology students and teachers studying cellular respiration and energy metabolism in bilingual Arabic-French classrooms.
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Animate the uploaded Krebs cycle diagram. Keep every molecule, label, color, Arabic and French text exactly unchanged. Do not redesign or replace any element. Animate the Krebs cycle progressively: Acetyl-CoA enters, combines with Oxaloacetate, then each intermediate molecule appears sequentially around the circular pathway. Animate the arrows following the cycle direction. Show NADH, CO₂, GTP → ATP and FADH₂ appearing exactly at their corresponding reactions. Finish with the complete Krebs cycle rotating slowly once. Professional biology textbook animation, smooth 2D motion, 16:9, no narration, no music. Audience: تلاميذ