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Practice Problem ATTEMPT Another compound found in milk fat that appears to have anticancer and antiobesity properties is conjugated linoleic acid (CLA; C18H32O2). Assuming again that the only products are CO, and H2O, write and balance the equation for the metabolism of CLA. AFW BENERIT NEW BENEFIT Nature Made Nature M CLA CI Nature Made GADS CLA Cted Lindk A 500 mg PHEMIUMO sorT Conjugated linoleic acid Credit: © McGraw-Hill Education/John Flournoy, photographer.

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