23.Carbamyl phosphate synthetase_is a mitochondrial enzyme; it uses ammonium as the source of nitrogen, and is induced by feeding a high-protein diet. Carbamyl phosphate synthetase_is a cytosolic enzyme; it uses glutamine directly as the source of nitrogen, and is inhibited by pyrimidine nucleotides. A 1,2 B. 2,1 С. 3,4 D. 4, 3 24. The enzyme that catalyze this reaction is A a-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase B. glutamate kinase C. a-ketoglutarate synthetase D. glutamate dehydrogenase COOH COOH NADP)" COOH NADPIH sutamate ketoglutarate 25. The enzyme that catalyze this reaction is

23.Carbamyl phosphate synthetase_is a mitochondrial enzyme; it uses ammonium as the source of nitrogen, and is induced by feeding a high-protein diet. Carbamyl phosphate synthetase_is a cytosolic enzyme; it uses glutamine directly as the source of nitrogen, and is inhibited by pyrimidine nucleotides. A 1,2 B. 2,1 С. 3,4 D. 4, 3 24. The enzyme that catalyze this reaction is A a-ketoglutarate dehydrogenase B. glutamate kinase C. a-ketoglutarate synthetase D. glutamate dehydrogenase COOH COOH NADP)" COOH NADPIH sutamate ketoglutarate 25. The enzyme that catalyze this reaction is

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