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BiochemistryBiochemistryTracing Carbon Atom Incorporation in Fatty Acids (Integrates with Chapters 18 and 19.) Use the relationships shown in Figure 24.1 to determine which carbons of glucose will be incorporated into palmitic acid. Consider the cases of both citrate that is immediately exported to the cytosol following its synthesis and citrate that enters the TCA cycle.

Tracing Carbon Atom Incorporation in Fatty Acids (Integrates with Chapters 18 and 19.) Use the relationships shown in Figure 24.1 to determine which carbons of glucose will be incorporated into palmitic acid. Consider the cases of both citrate that is immediately exported to the cytosol following its synthesis and citrate that enters the TCA cycle.

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Tracing Carbon Atom Incorporation in Fatty Acids (Integrates with Chapters 18 and 19.) Use the relationships shown in Figure 24.1 to determine which carbons of glucose will be incorporated into palmitic acid. Consider the cases of both citrate that is immediately exported to the cytosol following its synthesis and citrate that enters the TCA cycle.

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