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Which of the following can be converted to acetyl-CoA? glucose only glucose and fatty acids Oglucose,...
Give the name of the amino acids that are converted to acetyl CoA as a result of their metabolism?
Please help and explain answers! 1. In a series of chemical reactions, glucose is first converted into __________. a) pyruvate b) glycerol c) acetyl CoA 2. In the process of glycose breaking down, hydrogen and electrons are carried by coenzymes made from the ___. a) B vitamin biotin b) B vitamin niacin c) vitamin thiamine 3. In the Cori Cycle, the conversion of lactate to glycose by anaerobic glycolysis in the muscle requires energy from ___________. a) acetyl CoA b)...
Additional energy can be provided and body fat can be made when amino acids are converted to acetyl COA Some amino acids enter the TCA cycle directly and therefore, are allowed to continue in the metabolic cycle to generate energy and glucose The availability of nitrogen allows the body to use acetyl COA and glycerol to make some non-essential amino acids. Grade It Now Save & Continue with acer AUTO MENU
Which of the following statements about gluconeogenesis is correct? a. Because they form acetyl coA, fatty acids can be a substrate for gluconeogenesis. b. The reaction of phosphenolpyruvate carboxykinase is important to replenish the pool of citric acid cycle intermediates. c. The use of GTP as the phosphate donor in the phosphoenolpyruvate carboxykinase reaction provides a link between citric acid cycle activity and gluconeogenesis. d. There is a greater yield of ATP in anaerobic glycolysis than the cost for synthesis...
How many molecules of acetyl-CoA are produced by catabolism of the following fatty acids, and how many β oxidations are needed? Part A Lauric acid, CH3(CH2)10COOH Express your answers as integers separated by a comma. molecules of acetyl-CoA, β oxidations = Part B Decanoic acid, CH3(CH2)8COOH Express your answers as integers separated by a comma. molecules of acetyl-SCoA, β oxidations =
What is the common product formed during metabolism from Protein (amino acids), Lipids(fatty acids) and carbohydrates(glucose) (a) Pyruvate (b) Acetyl COA (c) Citrate (d) Acetate O a.(a) b. (b) c. (c) d.(d)
Match the following nutrients with the stage at which they can directly enter the ATP-production pathway Stage 2: Ketogenic amino acids, glucose, and fatty acids are converted to acetyl COA Acetyl COA Stage 3: Acetyl CoA enters the TCA cycle, releasing GTP, hydrogen ions and their electrons, and Co, Some amino acids can be converted to intermediate TCA compounds. TCA Cycle Stage 4: The coenzymes NADH+H and FADH, release the hydrogen ions and their electrons in the electron transport chain,...
Why would it be advantageous to plants to be able to get acetyl-CoA from fatty acids? -Fatty acids are the macromolecule most easily taken up by the roots of the plant -Plants lack the ability to synthesize carbohydrates -Energy derived from photosynthesis primarily comes in the form of fatty acids -Seeds have a limited amount of space and fatty acids are the most energy dense macromolecule
Why would it be advantageous to plants to be able to get acetyl-CoA from fatty acids? Plants lack the ability to synthesize carbohydrates Seeds have a limited amount of space and fatty acids are the most energy dense macromolecule Energy derived from photosynthesis primarily comes in the form of fatty acids Fatty acids are the macromolecule most easily taken up by the roots of the plant
Why is the conversion of pyruvate to acetyl-CoA considered irreversible in animals? Why is acetyl-CoA only considered ketogenic and not glucogenic, even though it enters the TCA cycle to form citrate? How do plants make acetyl-CoA glucogenic?