POLYSACCHARIDES DISACCHARIDES LIPIDS (fats) PROTEINS Starch Lactose Maltose Sucrose lipases Cellulose proteases amylases cellulases disaccharidases glycerol amino acids deamination monosaccharides GLUCOSE fatty acids (simple sugars) `NH3 Pentose phosphate pathway Glycolysis Applies to both branches in glycolysis B-oxidation removes 2-carbon units. Руruvate Pyruvate Acetyl- Acetyl- CoA CoA x 2 FIGURE 6.24 Catabolism of Organic Compounds Other Than Glucose The subunits of macromolecules are degraded to form the appropriate precursor metabolites. These metabolites can then either be oxidized in one of the central metabolic pathways or be TCA cycle used in anabolism.

POLYSACCHARIDES DISACCHARIDES LIPIDS (fats) PROTEINS Starch Lactose Maltose Sucrose lipases Cellulose proteases amylases cellulases disaccharidases glycerol amino acids deamination monosaccharides GLUCOSE fatty acids (simple sugars) `NH3 Pentose phosphate pathway Glycolysis Applies to both branches in glycolysis B-oxidation removes 2-carbon units. Руruvate Pyruvate Acetyl- Acetyl- CoA CoA x 2 FIGURE 6.24 Catabolism of Organic Compounds Other Than Glucose The subunits of macromolecules are degraded to form the appropriate precursor metabolites. These metabolites can then either be oxidized in one of the central metabolic pathways or be TCA cycle used in anabolism.

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Chapter16: Specialized Nutrition Support: Enteral And Parenteral Nutrition

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