1. pathway2. metabolite3. enzyme4.reduced coenzyme5. pathway6. final product7.reaction8. pathway Complete the interrelated pathways by choosing the necessary metabolite, enzyme, coenzyme, reaction, and metabolic pathway.UDP-glucose 1-phosphateglucose-6-phosphateribulose S-phosphateglucose4. reduced coenzymeglycogenAla1. pathway2. metabolitePyruvateGlu3. enzyme7. reactionNH.5. pathwayATP + HCO.acetyl CoA+3cetcacetateoxaloacetate6 final oxidized productfumarateauraruuo& pathwaycitrulline Question 41Complete the interrelated pathways by choosing the necessary metabolite, enzyme, coenzyme, reaction, and metabolic pathway.UDP-glucose 1-phosphateglucose-6-phosphate-nbulose 5-phosphateglucose4. reduced coenzymeglycogenAla1. pathway2. metabolitepyruvateGlu3. enzyme7. reactionNH.5. pathwayATP + HCO,acetyl CoAacetoacetateaxaloacetateornithine6. final oxidized productfumarate8. pathwayatrulline1. pathway: 1 Select)

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Complete the interrelated pathways by choosing the necessary metabolite, enzyme, coenzyme, reaction, and metabolic pathway.
UDP-
glucose 1-
phosphate
glucose-6-
phosphate
ribulose S-phosphate
glucose
4. reduced coenzyme
glycogen
Ala
1. pathway
2. metabolite
Pyruvate
Glu
3. enzyme
7. reaction
NH.
5. pathway
ATP + HCO.
acetyl CoA
+3cetcacetate
oxaloacetate
6 final oxidized product
fumarate
auraruuo
& pathway
citrulline

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Complete the interrelated pathways by choosing the necessary metabolite, enzyme, coenzyme, reaction, and metabolic pathway.
UDP-
glucose 1-
phosphate
glucose-6-
phosphate
-
nbulose 5-phosphate
glucose
4. reduced coenzyme
glycogen
Ala
1. pathway
2. metabolite
pyruvate
Glu
3. enzyme
7. reaction
NH.
5. pathway
ATP + HCO,
acetyl CoA
acetoacetate
axaloacetate
ornithine
6. final oxidized product
fumarate
8. pathway
atrulline
1. pathway: 1 Select)

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