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Q: НО H OH НО Н enantiomers anomers rotamers H O epimers O None of the above Но ОН ОН -Н НО НО 5 н он Н…

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Q: Draw the ff. unsaturated fatty acids 1. cis 18:1(49) 18:1;9 w9 2. trans 18:1(49) 18:1;9 w9 3. cis…

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Q: An oxidative process that releases energy.

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Q: ALL biosynthetic reactions require which of the following metabolites(s)? NADPH Glucose 6-P High…

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Q: Which of the following is the densest TAG? Otrimyristin triolein O tristearin Otripaltristearin…

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Q: In which condition(s) will protein utilization be increased? During conditions when a disease…

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Q: To what extent is b-oxidation considered the reversal of fatty acid synthesis? The four reactions of…

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Q: Please answer fast In an enzyme-catalyzed reaction, the rate of the reaction depends on which of…

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Q: This enzyme is inhibited in the glycolytic pathway whenever the cell has ample ATP and is well…

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Q: . Comment on the issue's potential benefits detriments to global health using therapy.

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Q: H-C FADH₂ FAD H₂O COO™ 1 C-H COO™™ Fumarate ADP ATP COO™ HO–CH CH₂ COO™ Malate NAD COO™ CH₂ CH₂ COO™…

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Q: Which polysaccharide is the most common storage form in animals> Why is this so?

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Q: Fatty acid synthesis requires the activation of acetyl CoA to malonyl CoA. However, its condensation…

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Q: Use the table below to identify the oil sample being described/ asked. Oil sample % Fatty acid by…

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Q: II. ATP ACCOUNTING Provide what is being asked for. Show all relevant calculations and summarize…

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