answer 7 pls Complete the interrelated pathways by choosing the necessary metabolite, enzyme,coenzyme, reaction, and metabolic pathwayUDP.ducose 1-phosphateducose-s-phosphaeribulose S-phophatucoseglycogen1. pathwayAla7. reactionfaty acyl-CoAketo acdPyruvateGlu5. pathway4 reduced coenzymeNHATP HCO.acety CakFAbionynthesis3. enzymefinal product2. metabolitecoalcacetate& pathwayornithinemarateatrullineSoloct 1 3. enzyme:[ Select ][ Select ]4. reduced oxidative phosphorylationoxidative deaminationsubstrate-level phosphorylationtransaminationcondensation5. pathway:isomerizationhydrationoxidative decarboxylationdehydration6. final prod7. reaction: [ Select]8. pathway: [Select]

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Chapter1: Biochemistry: An Evolving Science

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answer 7 pls

Complete the interrelated pathways by choosing the necessary metabolite, enzyme,
coenzyme, reaction, and metabolic pathway
UDP.
ducose 1-
phosphate
ducose-s-
phosphae
ribulose S-phophat
ucose
glycogen
1. pathway
Ala
7. reaction
faty acyl-CoA
keto acd
Pyruvate
Glu
5. pathway
4 reduced coenzyme
NH
ATP HCO.
acety Cak
FAbionynthesis
3. enzyme
final product
2. metabolite
coalcacetate
& pathway
ornithine
marate
atrulline
Soloct 1

3. enzyme:
[ Select ]
[ Select ]
4. reduced oxidative phosphorylation
oxidative deamination
substrate-level phosphorylation
transamination
condensation
5. pathway:
isomerization
hydration
oxidative decarboxylation
dehydration
6. final prod
7. reaction: [ Select]
8. pathway: [Select]

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