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(a) Compare beta oxidation in respiration to glycolysis. (b) If you were suddenly very frightened, what would happen to your FFA (i.e., free fatty acid) level and why?

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The questions ask(a) Comparison between the beta-oxidation in respiration to glycolysis.(b) Provide the reason for the change in level of FFA (free fatty acid) during a sudden frightening situation.&nbsp;

Respiration can be defined as a process in living organisms that involves energy production. It involves the intake of oxygen and release of the carbon dioxide by the oxidation of complex organic substances.

(a) Comparison between the beta-oxidation in respiration to glycolysis is as follows:Glycolysis is the metabolic pathway that involves the degradation of glucose by various enzymes and forms pyruvic acid. It releases the energy required for body functioning. Glucose is a six-carbon molecule that forms two molecules of 3-carbon pyruvate. This process takes place in the cytoplasm. There is a production of four molecules of ATP as well as two molecules of NADH. Acetyl-coenzyme A formation takes place when each pyruvate molecules get oxidized to carbon dioxide and a carbon acetyl group. The glucose br...

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(a) Compare beta oxidation in respiration to glycolysis. (b) If you were suddenly very frightened, what would happen to your FFA (i.e., free fatty acid) level and why?

(a) Compare beta oxidation in respiration to glycolysis. (b) If you were suddenly very frightened, what would happen to your FFA (i.e., free fatty acid) level and why?

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