An acyl-CoA is an activated or "high energy" molecule. Why? a) Because the acyl group can...
An acyl-CoA is an activated or "high energy" molecule. Why?
a) Because the acyl group can be catabolized to produce ATP
b) Because an acyl-CoA contains a phosphoanhydride bond
c) Because options for resonance stabilization are limited in acyl-CoAs
d) A and C
e) B and C
Homework Answers
Acyl-CoA is known as a group of coenzymes that usually metabolize the fatty acids. It is highly prone to the beta oxidation in order to form acteyl-CoA which forms several equivalents of ATP (universal biochemical energy carrier) during the citric acid cycle process.
Therefore, option A is correct.
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