β-oxidation releases acetyl-CoA and reducing equivalents.
Fat reserves become the major source of energy.
Both glucose and fatty acids ultimately produce acetyl-CoA.
Deamination removes the amino group before respiration.
β-oxidation repeatedly cleaves fatty acids into acetyl-CoA units.
Glycerol enters glycolysis, fatty acids yield acetyl-CoA for Krebs cycle.
Acetyl-CoA is the central substrate for the Krebs cycle.
Amino groups must first be removed.
Greater hydrogen content provides more electrons for ATP generation.
nmdcat.online
11210 MCQs
NMDCAT.ONLINE
1 MCQ
GULABsb
1 MCQ