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| What does ALT/SGPT and AST/SGOT? |
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| What are the main products from beta oxid? |
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| acetyle coA, FADH2, NADH + H |
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| Where does the acetyl coA go to? |
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| binds with oxaloacetate and goes to krebs |
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| Where does FADH2 and NADH + H go? |
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| into the electron transport chain |
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| What protein transports fatty acids in the blood? |
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| Where does oxaloacetate go during the first few days of fasting? |
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| If there is no oxaloacetate to go on to krebs, what happens? |
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| The acetyle CoA will go to make ketones, go through ketonacidosis |
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| What is another name for Palmitoyl Transferase? |
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| CPT I AND II, carnitine-acyl carnitine translocase |
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| What is the most abundant dietary lipid? |
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| What form do we store reduced carbon for energy? |
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| Most naturally occuring fatty acids have what? |
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| an even number of carbon atoms |
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| Each triglycerol has what? |
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| a glycerol backbone plus three fatty acids |
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| Most triglycerols are mixed meaning what? |
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| The 3 fatty acids differ in chain length and number of double bonds |
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