Calculate the total amount of ATP that is produced by the complete oxidation of a 20 carbon even-chain saturated fatty acid. Include the number of each cycle required, describe each stage involved, and list the number of ATP that correspond with each stage.
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9Calculate the total amount of ATP that is produced by the complete oxidation of a 20 carbon even-chain saturated fatty acid. Include the number of each cycle required, describe each stage involved, and list the number of ATP that correspond with each stage.
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