Complete the interrelated pathways by choosing the necessary metabolite, enzyme, coenzyme, reaction, and metabolic pathway. 1. pathway UDP. glucose 1- phosphate glucose-6- phosphate ribulose 5-phorphate & pathway glucose dlycogen 4 reduced coenzyme Ala 3. enzyme keto acid pyruvate Glu 7. reaction NH. ketogenesis ATP + HCO, acetyl CoA 2. metabolite 6 final Cecaloacetate product S. pathway ornithine fumarate atrulline

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