7. An experimental animal was tested for fatty acids concentration difference onIst and 30th minute of the workout: in the inflow blood, feeding the activelyworking muscle, versus the outflow blood, coming from this muscle. In whatcase difference will be more prominent? To answer.a) draw the reactions of the metabolic pathway, responsible for the difference inthe fatty acid concentrations in these conditions;7.7. Synthesis and Oxidation of Ketone Bodies. Ketonemia, Ketoacidosis353b) what are the mechanisms of this pathway up- and down-regulation?c) how and why tissue hypoxia would change that metabolic pathway rate?

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