Lipids can be used in catabolism. When they are broken down the fatty acid portions are often broken down via __________ producing ___________.
Group of answer choices
reductive TCA cycle; pyruvate
LaTeX: \beta β -oxidation; acetyl- CoA
EMP; acetyl-CoA
Calvin cycle; citrate
Fatty acids undergo beta oxidation to produce acetyl CoA that enters into mitochondria and participate inTCA cycle to produce NADH, FADH2, and ATP.
So beta-oxidation and acetyl CoA is correct answer
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