End oxidation

... 27. Why is the electron transport system considered a series of oxidation-reduction reactions? 28. Where does the greatest oxidation of glucose ... 10. With what chemical substances does the intermediate step end? 13. Explain how the intermediate step can be described as the doorway ...

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... you tutor told you was incorrect. Cellular respiration refers to the oxidation of a substrate with the end goal of high energy products that can provide "energy" to do work in the cell. ...

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OK, well, the fatty acids are broken down in beta-oxidation http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beta_oxidation in this process, you always ... appart in 39th cycle (there's some calculation also on the Wiki). So, you end up with 39 cycles and 40 acetyl-CoAs. In each cycle you get 1 NADH and 1 FADH2, ...

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... give more energy because they provide ATP by a different pathway (beta oxidation), than say carbohydrates (glycolysis)and protein (proteolysis). Read the wikipedia article towards the end. It will even tell you why it is harder for the beta oxidation pathway for saturated, ...

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... give more energy because they provide ATP by a different pathway (beta oxidation), than say carbohydrates (glycolysis)and protein (proteolysis). Read the wikipedia article towards the end. It will even tell you why it is harder for the beta oxidation pathway for saturated, ...

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