On a blank page you need to diagram the oxidation of the fatty acid 16:2(4³12) to acetyl-CoA via B- oxidation. The diagram needs to include the following: a. B-oxidation: i. A diagram of the 1st, the 4th, and the 5th round of the pathway showing the structures of the fatty acids produced by each step in each round of the pathway. Please also list the names of the enzymes used as well as the coenzymes (coenzyme structures are not needed). ii. Showing the correct stoichiometry (per 16:2(4912)) of the following metabolites. Note this stoichiometry includes ALL of the needed rounds of B-oxidation to convert 16:2(49.12) acetyl-CoA. It does not include the CAC 1. FAD/FADH₂ 2. NAD+/NADH 3. Acetyl-CoA

On a blank page you need to diagram the oxidation of the fatty acid 16:2(4³12) to acetyl-CoA via B- oxidation. The diagram needs to include the following: a. B-oxidation: i. A diagram of the 1st, the 4th, and the 5th round of the pathway showing the structures of the fatty acids produced by each step in each round of the pathway. Please also list the names of the enzymes used as well as the coenzymes (coenzyme structures are not needed). ii. Showing the correct stoichiometry (per 16:2(4912)) of the following metabolites. Note this stoichiometry includes ALL of the needed rounds of B-oxidation to convert 16:2(49.12) acetyl-CoA. It does not include the CAC 1. FAD/FADH₂ 2. NAD+/NADH 3. Acetyl-CoA

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Chapter19: The Tricarboxylic Acid Cycle

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Problem 21P: Complete oxidation of a 16-carbon fatty acid can yield 129 molecules of ATP Study Figure 19.2 and...

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