How does fatty acid oxidation contribute to gluconeogenesis? Under what conditions do amino acids get converted...
How does fatty acid oxidation contribute to gluconeogenesis? Under what conditions do amino acids get converted to glucose?
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ANS-Contribution of fatty acid oxidation to gluconeogenesis pathway( production of glucose from other molecules)-
- Oxidation of fat provides energy to gluconeogenesis in the form to ATP.
- also provide acetyl-coA for the activation of pyruvate carboxylase.
- Both of them plays major role to support the gluconeogeesis for its proper regulation.
Conditions under which amino acid get converted to glucose-
- At the time of starvation amino acid (alanine and glutamine) serves as a substrate in gluconeogenesis pathway for the production of endogenous glucose, the process occurs inside a liver.
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