1. pathway2. metabolite3. enzyme4.reduced coenzyme5. pathway6. final product7.reaction8. pathway Complete the interrelated pathways by choosing the necessary metabolite, enzyme, coenzyme, reaction, and metabolic pathway.UDP-glucose 1-phosphateglucose-6-phosphateribulose S-phosphateglucose4. reduced coenzymeglycogenAla1. pathway2. metabolitePyruvateGlu3. enzyme7. reactionNH.5. pathwayATP + HCO.acetyl CoA+3cetcacetateoxaloacetate6 final oxidized productfumarateauraruuo& pathwaycitrulline Question 41Complete the interrelated pathways by choosing the necessary metabolite, enzyme, coenzyme, reaction, and metabolic pathway.UDP-glucose 1-phosphateglucose-6-phosphate-nbulose 5-phosphateglucose4. reduced coenzymeglycogenAla1. pathway2. metabolitepyruvateGlu3. enzyme7. reactionNH.5. pathwayATP + HCO,acetyl CoAacetoacetateaxaloacetateornithine6. final oxidized productfumarate8. pathwayatrulline1. pathway: 1 Select)

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1. pathway

2. metabolite

3. enzyme

4.reduced coenzyme

5. pathway

6. final product

7.reaction

8. pathway

Complete the interrelated pathways by choosing the necessary metabolite, enzyme, coenzyme, reaction, and metabolic pathway.
UDP-
glucose 1-
phosphate
glucose-6-
phosphate
ribulose S-phosphate
glucose
4. reduced coenzyme
glycogen
Ala
1. pathway
2. metabolite
Pyruvate
Glu
3. enzyme
7. reaction
NH.
5. pathway
ATP + HCO.
acetyl CoA
+3cetcacetate
oxaloacetate
6 final oxidized product
fumarate
auraruuo
& pathway
citrulline

Question 41
Complete the interrelated pathways by choosing the necessary metabolite, enzyme, coenzyme, reaction, and metabolic pathway.
UDP-
glucose 1-
phosphate
glucose-6-
phosphate
-
nbulose 5-phosphate
glucose
4. reduced coenzyme
glycogen
Ala
1. pathway
2. metabolite
pyruvate
Glu
3. enzyme
7. reaction
NH.
5. pathway
ATP + HCO,
acetyl CoA
acetoacetate
axaloacetate
ornithine
6. final oxidized product
fumarate
8. pathway
atrulline
1. pathway: 1 Select)

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