Integration of MetabolismComplete the interrelated pathways by providing the necessary metabolite, enzyme, and reaction or metabolic pathway. Abbreviations and acronyms for pathways, metabolites, products and enzymes will not be accepted (For coenzymes, you may use abbreviations/acronyms).Fill the blank in numbers 1-20 UDP-glucose412. pathwayglycogenamino acid9. metaboliteATP + HCO₂glu'NH+& metaboliteornithine7. pathwaycitrullineglucose-1-phosphate11. pathwayureaglucose-6-phosphate20. pathway10. reaction19. enzymeoxaloacetatepyruvatefum arate6. pathwayacetyl COA17. pathway14 & 15. reducedcoenzymes5. pathwayADP + P4. reduced coenzyme18. metabolite6-phosphoglucono-d-lactonefatty acyl COA3. pathwayATPfatty acid biosynthesisacetone2. pathway1. final product16. final oxidized productH₂O13. metabolite

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UDP- glucose 12. pathway glycogen ATP+ HCO amino acid 9. metabolite glu 'NH. & metabolite ornithine 7. pathway citrulline glucose-1- phosphate 11. pathway urea glucose-6- phosphate 20. pathway 10. reaction 19. enzyme oxaloacetate pyruvate fum arate 6 pathway acetyl CoA 17. pathway 14 & 15. reduced coenzymes 5. pathway ADP + A 4. reduced coenzyme 18. metabolite 6-phosphoglucono- d-lactone fatty acyl COA 3. pathway fatty acid biosynthesis ATP , acetone 2. pathway 1. final product 16. final oxidized product 13. metabolite H₂O

UDP- glucose 12. pathway glycogen ATP+ HCO amino acid 9. metabolite glu 'NH. & metabolite ornithine 7. pathway citrulline glucose-1- phosphate 11. pathway urea glucose-6- phosphate 20. pathway 10. reaction 19. enzyme oxaloacetate pyruvate fum arate 6 pathway acetyl CoA 17. pathway 14 & 15. reduced coenzymes 5. pathway ADP + A 4. reduced coenzyme 18. metabolite 6-phosphoglucono- d-lactone fatty acyl COA 3. pathway fatty acid biosynthesis ATP , acetone 2. pathway 1. final product 16. final oxidized product 13. metabolite H₂O

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Integration of Metabolism

Complete the interrelated pathways by providing the necessary metabolite, enzyme, and reaction or metabolic pathway. Abbreviations and acronyms for pathways, metabolites, products and enzymes will not be accepted (For coenzymes, you may use abbreviations/acronyms).

Fill the blank in numbers 1-20

UDP-
glucose
4
12. pathway
glycogen
amino acid
9. metabolite
ATP + HCO₂
glu
'NH+
& metabolite
ornithine
7. pathway
citrulline
glucose-1-
phosphate
11. pathway
urea
glucose-6-
phosphate
20. pathway
10. reaction
19. enzyme
oxaloacetate
pyruvate
fum arate
6. pathway
acetyl COA
17. pathway
14 & 15. reduced
coenzymes
5. pathway
ADP + P
4. reduced coenzyme
18. metabolite
6-phosphoglucono-
d-lactone
fatty acyl COA
3. pathway
ATP
fatty acid biosynthesis
acetone
2. pathway
1. final product
16. final oxidized product
H₂O
13. metabolite

Chemical pathways by which living things function, especially those that provide cellular energy, such as the transformation of energy from food into the energy of ATP. Metabolism also focuses on chemical pathways involving the synthesis of new biomolecules and the elimination of waste.

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