To enter the mitochondria, most fatty acids must be attached to:
A. UDP
B. CDP
C. carnitine
D. Fatty Acid Synthase I (FASI)
Electrons in the ETC move from:
A. Complex I to Complex II to Complex IIII to Complex IV
B. Complex I to Complex III to Complex IV
C. Complex II to Complex III to Complex IV to the ATP Synthase
D. Complex I, Complex II, Complex III and Complex IV to the ATP Synthase
QUESTION
Option A:-Incorrect
Reason:- UDP stands for uridine diphosphate. It is one of the most common carriers of sugar molecules along with CMP and GDP.
Option B:-Incorrect
Reason:-CDP stands for cytidine diphosphate. It is a carrier for diacylglycerol, phosphorylcholine during the synthesis of phospholipids.
Option C:-CORRECT
Reason:- The inner mitochondrial matrix is impermeable to fatty acids hence carnitine shuttle is needed to transport fatty acid from cytosol to the mitochondrial matrix.
Option D:-Incorrect
Reason:- FAS is a multienzyme in humans that catalyze the synthesis of palmitate from malonyl CoA and acetyl-CoA.
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