14. In B-oxidation the sequence of intermediate are: alkane, alkene, alcohol, ketone. Where have we seen this sequence before? A) In the Kreb's cycle. D) In gluconeogenesis. B) In the urea cycle. E) In electron transport. C) In glycolysis.

14. In B-oxidation the sequence of intermediate are: alkane, alkene, alcohol, ketone. Where have we seen this sequence before? A) In the Kreb's cycle. D) In gluconeogenesis. B) In the urea cycle. E) In electron transport. C) In glycolysis.

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14. In B-oxidation the sequence of intermediate are: alkane, alkene, alcohol, ketone. Where have we seen this sequence
before?
A) In the Kreb's cycle.
D) In gluconeogenesis.
B) In the urea cycle.
E) In electron transport.
C) In glycolysis.

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