Hello

 

I am curently second year of Molecular biology and i have got this question to answer.

 

I would appreciate if someone could tell me , the very basics of it. Thank you

Fatty acids are broken down into acetyl CoAs in the mitochondria via beta oxidation and fed into the Kreb's cycle.

 

Citrate synthase metabolises OAA and Acetyl-CoA into Citrate.

In reverse, citrate can exit the Kreb's cycle via fatty acid synthesis.

Thank you

The question is huge. A proper answer could be found by reading specific portions of several chapters in a standard biochemistry textbook.

The question is huge. A proper answer could be found by reading specific portions of several chapters in a standard biochemistry textbook.

 

Yes but what Xalatan said is going to be enough .

Lol change the title from carbonhydrates to carbohydrates! (ur in the second year of molecular biology)

Hello

 

I am curently second year of Molecular biology and i have got this question to answer.

 

I would appreciate if someone could tell me , the very basics of it. Thank you

What exactly was the question? Where was the question in the OP? Got it now it was in the title of the thread. Very efficient!

Edited February 7, 20169 yr by Robittybob1