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METABOLUC term 2- week 24

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Acetyl CoA carboxylase is regulated by

Fatty acids

Citrate (correct)

Malonyl CoA/ATP

Glucose

Malonyl CoA is synthesised from

Acyl CoA

. Biotin/Citrate

Acetyl CoA (correct)

CO2

. Fatty acid homeostasis (regulation of synthesis and degradation) is regulated by

. CO2 and glucose/Citrate and palmitic acid

Malonyl CoA

Malonyl CoA and fatty acid CoA

Malonyl CoA and palmitoyl CoA (correct)

Triacylglyceride synthesis requires fatty acids and glycerol

glycerol-phosphate is derived from glycolysis Signup and view all the answers

Free fatty Acids are transported in the blood as part of LDL particles

bound to serum albumin Signup and view all the answers

In adipocytes, glucagon triggers

phosphorylation of hormone sensitive lipase Signup and view all the answers

Adipocytes are metabolically inactive B. only storing triglycerides C able to release a number of hormones

able to release a number of hormones Signup and view all the answers

Triacylglycerides that are stored in adipocytes as lipid droplet B. as lipid droplet covered by albumin

as lipid droplet covered by perilipin Signup and view all the answers

METABOLUC term 2- week 24

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Questions and Answers

Acetyl CoA carboxylase is regulated by

Malonyl CoA is synthesised from

. Fatty acid homeostasis (regulation of synthesis and degradation) is regulated by

Triacylglyceride synthesis requires fatty acids and glycerol

Free fatty Acids are transported in the blood as part of LDL particles

In adipocytes, glucagon triggers

Adipocytes are metabolically inactive B. only storing triglycerides C able to release a number of hormones

Triacylglycerides that are stored in adipocytes as lipid droplet B. as lipid droplet covered by albumin

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