18. Forms the active coenzymes FAD which is important in the breakdown of fatty acid 19. Necessary for the synthesis of fatty acids and some amino acids. 20. Part of coenzyme A. Necessary for the activation of acyl carrier protein needed for t synthesis of cholesterol and fatty acids.

18. Forms the active coenzymes FAD which is important in the breakdown of fatty acid 19. Necessary for the synthesis of fatty acids and some amino acids. 20. Part of coenzyme A. Necessary for the activation of acyl carrier protein needed for t synthesis of cholesterol and fatty acids.

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