Please send me the question in 20 minutes it's very urgent plz Question:If acyetal-CoA dehydrogenase wasunavailable, malonyl-CoA could not bemade from aceytal-CoA. That would yielda glut of acetyl-CoA that could not beshuttled into fatty acid synthesis. Wouldacetyl-CoA then be preferentially be takenup in the TCA cycle? Beta-oxidation? oranother pathway?

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Chapter23: Fatty Acid Catabolism

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If acyetal-CoA dehydrogenase was unavailable, malonyl-CoA could not be made from aceytal-CoA. That would yield a glut of acetyl-CoA that could not be shuttled into fatty acid synthesis. Would acetyl-CoA then be preferentially be taken up in the TCA cycle? Beta-oxidation? or another pathway?