What is the energy cost of transferring I acetyl-CoA across the mitochondrial membrane? Complete the net equation for the biosynthesis of palmitate in rat liver, starting from mitochondrial acetyl-CoA and cytosolic NADPH, ATP, and Co,. 8 Acetyl-CoAgan) + palmitate + 8 COA+15 ADP+15P+14 NADP +2H 8 ADP+8P, + 8H 8 CoA +7 ADP +7P +14 NADPt 8 COA + 14 NADP +15 ADP+ 15P +7H,0

What is the energy cost of transferring I acetyl-CoA across the mitochondrial membrane? Complete the net equation for the biosynthesis of palmitate in rat liver, starting from mitochondrial acetyl-CoA and cytosolic NADPH, ATP, and Co,. 8 Acetyl-CoAgan) + palmitate + 8 COA+15 ADP+15P+14 NADP +2H 8 ADP+8P, + 8H 8 CoA +7 ADP +7P +14 NADPt 8 COA + 14 NADP +15 ADP+ 15P +7H,0

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Chapter27: Metabolic Integration And Organ Specialization

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