Q29: Inosinate isa pyrimidine that can ultimately be convertedto cytidylate and thymidylate.a purine that can ultimately be converted toadenylate and guanylate.a urea cycle intermediate.a one carbon unit carrier Q28: In the peroxisome, electrons extractedfrom beta-oxidation are used toreduce ubiquinone to ubiquinol for theelectron transport chain.Produce ATP through the electron transportchain.reduce malate to pyruvate to produce NADPHfor fatty acid synthesis.O reduce O2 to H2O2.

Purines and pyrimidines are nitrogenous bases. Purines include adenine and guanine, while the…

Q29: Inosinate is a pyrimidine that can ultimately be converted to cytidylate and thymidylate. O a purine that can ultimately be converted to adenylate and guanylate. a urea cycle intermediate. a one carbon unit carrier

Q29: Inosinate is a pyrimidine that can ultimately be converted to cytidylate and thymidylate. O a purine that can ultimately be converted to adenylate and guanylate. a urea cycle intermediate. a one carbon unit carrier

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Q29: Inosinate is
a pyrimidine that can ultimately be converted
to cytidylate and thymidylate.
a purine that can ultimately be converted to
adenylate and guanylate.
a urea cycle intermediate.
a one carbon unit carrier

Q28: In the peroxisome, electrons extracted
from beta-oxidation are used to
reduce ubiquinone to ubiquinol for the
electron transport chain.
Produce ATP through the electron transport
chain.
reduce malate to pyruvate to produce NADPH
for fatty acid synthesis.
O reduce O2 to H2O2.

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