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Correct 59

Incorrect 00




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Term



Order the coenzymes according to their involvement in the pyruvate
dehydrogenase complex:


NAD+, CoASH, TPP, lipoamide, FAD



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TPP, lipoamide, CoASH, FAD,
b. citrate activates this enzyme
NAD+




matrix, intermembrane space IV, heme iron of cytochrome a3


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Term



There is not a transporter for Acetyl CoA across the inner
mitochondrial membrane. In order to transport acetyl CoA to the
cytosol, acetyl CoA must be converted into:



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b. vitamin E aconitase




citrate false


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3 of 59

Term



The citric acid cycle is an example of an amphibolic pathway -
true/false



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false citrate

, ATP true


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Definition



malate



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In the malate-aspartate shuttle,
The only reaction of the citric acid
electrons are carried from the
cycle that provides substrate level
cytosol into the mitochondrial
phosphorylation is catalyzed by:
matrix by:




In eukaryotes the enzymes of the Fluoroacetate inhibits the citric acid
citric acid cycle are found in the cycle. Fluoroacetate is metabolized
cytosol - true/false into a product that inhibits:


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5 of 59

Definition



high, low

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A _________ NADH/NAD+ ratio and a _____ ATP/ADP ratio will increase the
concentration of reduced cytochrome C and increase the rate of oxygen
reduction




The stearoyl-CoA desaturase-catalyzed oxidation of a saturated fatty acid to form
an unsaturated fatty acid requires:




There is not a transporter for Acetyl CoA across the inner mitochondrial membrane.
In order to transport acetyl CoA to the cytosol, acetyl CoA must be converted into:




Fluoroacetate inhibits the citric acid cycle. Fluoroacetate is metabolized into a
product that inhibits:


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6 of 59

Term



Fluoroacetate inhibits the citric acid cycle. Fluoroacetate is
metabolized into a product that inhibits:



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NADH and O2 isocitrate dehydrogenase

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