Which of the following diseases results from a build up of fatty deposits in the arteries supplying blood to the heart? Select one: a. Parkinson's Disease b. Atherosclerosis c. Multiple sclerosis d. Muscular dystrophy

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Q: In electron transport, NADH and FADH2 are used to provide  a. oxygen b. electrons and hydrogen ions…

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Q: What metabolic intermediate is formed from the carbon skeleton of each amino acid? a.…

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Q: Write the balanced equation for the complete metabolic oxidation of each of the following fatty…

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Q: Pigment that accumulates in patients with ochronosis

A: Ochronosis: it is a genetic disease also known as alkaptonuria.

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A: The role of the kidneys in removing waste has to be given below.

Q: the vitamins play an important role in red blood cell development ?

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A: Triglycerides and cholesteryl esters are transported in the core of plasma lipoproteins.

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A: Please find your solution below : Coenzyme is a non proteins organic compound that binds with active…

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A: The myosin heads are known as cross-bridges.

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Q: All of the blood coming into the liver comes from the hepatic artery and the portal vein.…

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Q: A physician administers 250 mg of drug X to a patient as an oral pill and finds that only 50 mg of…

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Q: Is omega 3 the only essential fatty acid that humans cannot synthesize?

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Q: Which of the following are functions of the liver?     Question 28 options:…

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Q: Why is Omega 3 fatty acids essential?​

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Q: draw the structure of pyruvic acid?

A: The structure of pyruvic acid is

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Q: Explain the structure stearic acid ?

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Q: Explain why old and fresh oils have different free fatty acid and peroxide values?

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Q: •Using the information given in Table 19-1, assigl IUPAC name to each of the following fatty acids.…

A: a) the IUPAC name of the stearic acid is