Answer both and explain properly Which of the below will accumulate in the cell if a non-functional enoyl-CoAdehydratase is expressed?A.CH, (CH,),CH=CH(CH2),C-CH, - C-S-COADownload image.В.HCH, (CH,),CH=CH(CH2),C=C - C-s-COADownload image.C.CH, (CH,),CH=CH(CH2),C-s-COADownload image.D.CH, (CH,),CH=CH(CH,),CH, CH,C-SCOADownload image.E.онCH, (CH,),CH=CH(CH2),C-CH,- C-s-COADownload image. During B-oxidation, which of the below can only be formed inthe presence of H,0?A.онCH, (CH,),CH=CH(CH2),C-CH, - C-s-COADownload image.В.HCH, (CH,),CH=CH(CH2),C=C- C-S-COADownload image.C.CH, (CH,),CH=CH(CH,),CH, CH,C-SCOADownioad image.D.CH, (CH,),CH=CH(CH2),C-CH, - C-S-CoADownload image.E.CH, (CH,),CH=CH(CH2),C-S-COADownload image.

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