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what is the common intermediate that enters into the CAC cycle from amion acid, fatty acid, and glucose acetyl-CoA
the citric acid cycle (CAC) is ____ catabolism aerobic
The CAC is ofter thought of as a 3 stage process 1. oxidative decarboxylation of pyruvate, yielding Acetyl CoA 2. acetyl CoA oxidation (the actual cycle) 3. Electron transfer and oxidative phosphorylation
the pyruvate dehydrogenase complex which is cluster of manycopies of enzymes) is made of what 3 enzymes, 2 regulatory proteins (kinase, phosphotase), 5 cofactors, example of substrate channeling, very exergonic, and output is acetyl CoA, 2 e-(NADH) and CO2
if you have a deficiency in thiamine it will cause problems with what cofactor TPP thiamine pyrophosphate
deficiency with roboflavin cause problems with what cofactor FAD
dificiency with pantothentate will cause problems with what cofactor Coenzyme A
Acetyl CoA is a thioester with larger -delta G of hydrolysis (blank)
Fatty acids as storage fuels have ____energy density, they are water soluble, have ____osmolarity, little water of hydration (extra weight) and chemically inert high energy density and low osmolarity
some problems associated with oxidation of fatty acids are need to be emulsified for transport, need specialized proteins to carry them, need to break relatively strong bonds
oxidation of Fatty acid can happen two ways (Beta and Omega) what is the difference beta is most common and starts by the carboxly group the beta carbon
where does the glycolysis happen cytosol
Where does the Kerbs happen mitchondria
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