Amino acids are considered to be ketogenic if their carbon skeletons are converted directly to acety CoA or acatacatane had of the following is exclusively ketogenic? OA Lysine B Threonine OC Histidine OD Aspartic acid OE Phenylalanine Clear my choice The intermediate aspartate B- semialdehyde undergoes eight reactions to produce which amino acid during phosphorylation of aspartane O A Glycine OB. Asparagine OC Threonine OD. Methionine O E Lysine

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Amino acids are considered to be ketogenic if their carbon skeletons are converted directly to acety CoA or acetoacetate
following is exclusively ketogenic?
O A Lysine
B. Threonine
OC Histidine
OD Aspartic acid
OE Phenylalanine
Clear my choice
The intermediate aspartate B- semialdehyde undergoes eight reactions to produce which amino acid during phosphorylation of aspartan?
O A Glycine
OB. Asparagine
OC Threonine
OD. Methionine
OE. Lysine
Transcribed Image Text:Amino acids are considered to be ketogenic if their carbon skeletons are converted directly to acety CoA or acetoacetate following is exclusively ketogenic? O A Lysine B. Threonine OC Histidine OD Aspartic acid OE Phenylalanine Clear my choice The intermediate aspartate B- semialdehyde undergoes eight reactions to produce which amino acid during phosphorylation of aspartan? O A Glycine OB. Asparagine OC Threonine OD. Methionine OE. Lysine
Which of the following amino acids is not required for the synthesis of glutathione in transportation of amino acids across the lumen?
Select one:
O A Glutamine
O B. Cysteine
OC. Serine
O D. Glycine
O E. Two of the listed options
Some amino acids are known to be both glucogenic and ketogenic. Which of the following are known to be exclusive?
Select one or more:
OA. Threonine
B. Phenylalanine
OC. Methionine
OD. Tyrosine
E. Lysine
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following amino acids is not required for the synthesis of glutathione in transportation of amino acids across the lumen? Select one: O A Glutamine O B. Cysteine OC. Serine O D. Glycine O E. Two of the listed options Some amino acids are known to be both glucogenic and ketogenic. Which of the following are known to be exclusive? Select one or more: OA. Threonine B. Phenylalanine OC. Methionine OD. Tyrosine E. Lysine
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