In lipid respiration, lipids are hydrolyzed into glycerol and fatty acids; glycerol enters glycolysis, and fatty acids are broken down into 2-carbon fragments that form acetyl-CoA.
În respirația lipidelor, acestea sunt hidrolizate în glicerol și acizi grași; glicerolul intră în glicoliză, iar acizii grași sunt descompuși în fragmente de 2 carbon care formează acetil-coenzima A.
| Front | Respiration in lipids |
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| Back | lipids hydrolysed to glycerol and fatty acids glycerol phosphorylated and converted to triose phosphate which enters the glycolysis pathway and into krebs cycle. Fatty acid broken down into 2 carbon fragments which are converted into acetylcoenzyme A |
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