Chapter 24: Q46P (page 1126)
What are four possible fates of pyruvate in a mammalian cell?
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Alanine Lactate Acetyl-CoA Oxaloacetate
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Chapter 24: Q46P (page 1126)
What are four possible fates of pyruvate in a mammalian cell?
The answer is,

Alanine Lactate Acetyl-CoA Oxaloacetate
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How many molecules of ATP are obtained from the complete (including the fourth stage of catabolism) metabolism of one molecule of glucose?
Which reactions in the citric acid cycle form a product with a new asymmetric center?
How many molecules of \(C{O_2}\) are obtained from the complete metabolism of one molecule of a 16-carbon saturated fatty acyl-CoA?
a. How do the structures of cholic acid and chenodeoxycholic acid differ?
b. Are the three OH groups of cholic acid axial or equatorial?
What coenzyme is required to convert pyruvate to acetaldehyde?
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