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1. Slide 1
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2. Focus on
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3. Overview of Fatty Acid Metabolism
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4. Synthesis of Fatty Acids: Production of malonyl-CoA is the initial and controlling step
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5. Overview of Fatty Acid Metabolism
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6. Synthesis of Fatty Acids: Production of malonyl-CoA is the initial and controlling step
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7. Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase (ACC) Is Biotin-Dependent and Displays Ping-Pong Kinetics (In E. coli)
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8. Synthesis of Fatty Acids: Production of malonyl-CoA is the initial and controlling step
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9. Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase (ACC) Is Biotin-Dependent and Displays Ping-Pong Kinetics (In E. coli)
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10. Quaternary structure of the E. coli BCCP (dimer)-BC(dimer) complex
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11. Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase (ACC) Is Biotin-Dependent and Displays Ping-Pong Kinetics (In E. coli)
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12. Quaternary structure of the E. coli BCCP (dimer)-BC(dimer) complex
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13. Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase in Animals Is a Multifunctional Protein
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14. The Activity of Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase Is Modulated by Phosphorylation and Dephosphorylation
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15. Slide 9
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16. Synthesis of Fatty Acids:
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17. There are three principle sources of acetyl CoA:1.Amino acid degradation produces cytosolic acetyl CoA2.Fatty acid oxidation produces mitochondrial acetyl-CoA3.Glycolysis yields cytosolic pyruvate, which (after transport into the mitochondria) is conve
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18. Slide 12
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19. The citrate-malate-pyruvate shuttle
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20. Slide 12
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21. The citrate-malate-pyruvate shuttle
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22. Slide 12
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23. The citrate-malate-pyruvate shuttle
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24. Fatty acid synthase
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25. Slide 15
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26. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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27. (Fatty Acyl Synthase II; FAS II)
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28. FAS II in yeast
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29. Slide 19
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30. FAS II in yeast
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31. (Fatty Acyl Synthase II; FAS II)
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32. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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33. Slide 15
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34. Fatty acid synthase
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35. Slide 15
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36. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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37. (Fatty Acyl Synthase II; FAS II)
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38. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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39. Slide 15
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40. Fatty acid synthase
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41. Slide 15
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42. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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43. Slide 15
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44. Fatty acid synthase
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45. Slide 15
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46. Fatty acid synthase
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47. Slide 15
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48. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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49. (Fatty Acyl Synthase II; FAS II)
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50. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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51. Slide 15
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52. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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53. (Fatty Acyl Synthase II; FAS II)
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54. FAS II in yeast
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55. (Fatty Acyl Synthase II; FAS II)
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56. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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57. Slide 15
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58. Fatty acid synthase
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59. Slide 15
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60. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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61. Slide 15
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62. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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63. (Fatty Acyl Synthase II; FAS II)
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64. FAS II in yeast
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65. Slide 19
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66. Slide 20
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67. Slide 19
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68. FAS II in yeast
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69. Slide 19
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70. Slide 20
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71. Slide 21
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72. Slide 20
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73. Slide 19
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74. FAS II in yeast
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75. (Fatty Acyl Synthase II; FAS II)
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76. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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77. (Fatty Acyl Synthase II; FAS II)
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78. FAS II in yeast
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79. Slide 19
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80. Slide 20
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81. Slide 21
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82. Slide 22
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83. Slide 23
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84. Slide 24
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85. Slide 25
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86. Slide 24
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87. Slide 23
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88. Slide 24
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89. Slide 25
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90. Slide 24
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91. Slide 23
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92. Slide 22
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93. Slide 21
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94. Slide 22
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95. Slide 23
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96. Slide 24
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97. Slide 25
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98. The Design Strategy for Fatty Acid Synthesis:Fatty acid chains are constructed by the addition of two-carbon units derived from acetyl-CoAThe acetate units are activated by carboxylation with CO2 to form malonyl-CoA (at the expense of ATP)The addition of
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99. There Are Four Major Differences Between Fatty Acid Breakdown and Biosynthesis
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100. The Design Strategy for Fatty Acid Synthesis:Fatty acid chains are constructed by the addition of two-carbon units derived from acetyl-CoAThe acetate units are activated by carboxylation with CO2 to form malonyl-CoA (at the expense of ATP)The addition of
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101. Slide 25
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102. Slide 24
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103. Slide 23
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104. Slide 22
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105. Slide 21
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106. Slide 20
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107. Slide 21
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108. Slide 22
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109. Slide 23
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110. Slide 24
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111. Slide 25
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112. The Design Strategy for Fatty Acid Synthesis:Fatty acid chains are constructed by the addition of two-carbon units derived from acetyl-CoAThe acetate units are activated by carboxylation with CO2 to form malonyl-CoA (at the expense of ATP)The addition of
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113. There Are Four Major Differences Between Fatty Acid Breakdown and Biosynthesis
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114. Slide 28
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115. C16 Fatty Acids May Undergo Elongation and Unsaturation
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116. Slide 30
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117. Elongation of Fatty Acids in Endoplasmic Reticulum
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118. Slide 30
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119. C16 Fatty Acids May Undergo Elongation and Unsaturation
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120. Slide 28
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121. C16 Fatty Acids May Undergo Elongation and Unsaturation
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122. Slide 30
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123. Elongation of Fatty Acids in Endoplasmic Reticulum
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124. Elongation of Fatty Acids in Mitochondria Is Initiated by the Thiolase Reaction
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125. Elongation of Fatty Acids in Endoplasmic Reticulum
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126. Elongation of Fatty Acids in Mitochondria Is Initiated by the Thiolase Reaction
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127. Elongation of Fatty Acids in Endoplasmic Reticulum
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128. Elongation of Fatty Acids in Mitochondria Is Initiated by the Thiolase Reaction
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129. Unsaturation Reactions Occur in Eukaryotesin the Middle of an Aliphatic Chain
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130. Slide 34
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131. Unsaturation Reactions Occur in Eukaryotesin the Middle of an Aliphatic Chain
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132. Slide 34
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133. Slide 35
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134. Slide 34
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135. Slide 35
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136. Mammals Cannot Synthesize Most Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids
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137. Slide 1
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138. Focus on
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139. Overview of Fatty Acid Metabolism
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140. Synthesis of Fatty Acids: Production of malonyl-CoA is the initial and controlling step
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141. Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase (ACC) Is Biotin-Dependent and Displays Ping-Pong Kinetics (In E. coli)
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142. Quaternary structure of the E. coli BCCP (dimer)-BC(dimer) complex
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143. Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase in Animals Is a Multifunctional Protein
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144. The Activity of Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase Is Modulated by Phosphorylation and Dephosphorylation
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145. Slide 9
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146. Synthesis of Fatty Acids:
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147. There are three principle sources of acetyl CoA:1.Amino acid degradation produces cytosolic acetyl CoA2.Fatty acid oxidation produces mitochondrial acetyl-CoA3.Glycolysis yields cytosolic pyruvate, which (after transport into the mitochondria) is conve
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148. Slide 12
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149. The citrate-malate-pyruvate shuttle
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150. Fatty acid synthase
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151. Slide 15
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152. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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153. (Fatty Acyl Synthase II; FAS II)
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154. FAS II in yeast
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155. Slide 19
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156. Slide 20
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157. Slide 19
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158. FAS II in yeast
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159. Slide 19
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160. FAS II in yeast
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161. Slide 19
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162. FAS II in yeast
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163. Slide 19
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164. FAS II in yeast
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165. Slide 19
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166. FAS II in yeast
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167. (Fatty Acyl Synthase II; FAS II)
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168. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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169. Slide 15
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170. Fatty acid synthase
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171. The citrate-malate-pyruvate shuttle
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172. Slide 12
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173. There are three principle sources of acetyl CoA:1.Amino acid degradation produces cytosolic acetyl CoA2.Fatty acid oxidation produces mitochondrial acetyl-CoA3.Glycolysis yields cytosolic pyruvate, which (after transport into the mitochondria) is conve
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174. Synthesis of Fatty Acids:
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175. Slide 9
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176. The Activity of Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase Is Modulated by Phosphorylation and Dephosphorylation
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177. Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase in Animals Is a Multifunctional Protein
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178. Quaternary structure of the E. coli BCCP (dimer)-BC(dimer) complex
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179. Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase (ACC) Is Biotin-Dependent and Displays Ping-Pong Kinetics (In E. coli)
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180. Synthesis of Fatty Acids: Production of malonyl-CoA is the initial and controlling step
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181. Overview of Fatty Acid Metabolism
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182. Focus on
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183. Overview of Fatty Acid Metabolism
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184. Synthesis of Fatty Acids: Production of malonyl-CoA is the initial and controlling step
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185. Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase (ACC) Is Biotin-Dependent and Displays Ping-Pong Kinetics (In E. coli)
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186. Quaternary structure of the E. coli BCCP (dimer)-BC(dimer) complex
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187. Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase in Animals Is a Multifunctional Protein
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188. The Activity of Acetyl-CoA Carboxylase Is Modulated by Phosphorylation and Dephosphorylation
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189. Slide 9
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190. Synthesis of Fatty Acids:
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191. There are three principle sources of acetyl CoA:1.Amino acid degradation produces cytosolic acetyl CoA2.Fatty acid oxidation produces mitochondrial acetyl-CoA3.Glycolysis yields cytosolic pyruvate, which (after transport into the mitochondria) is conve
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192. Slide 12
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193. The citrate-malate-pyruvate shuttle
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194. Fatty acid synthase
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195. Slide 15
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196. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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197. Slide 15
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198. Fatty acid synthase
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199. The citrate-malate-pyruvate shuttle
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200. Slide 12
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201. The citrate-malate-pyruvate shuttle
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202. Fatty acid synthase
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203. Slide 15
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204. Fatty Acid Synthase (Fatty Acyl Synthase I) in Animal
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205. (Fatty Acyl Synthase II; FAS II)
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206. FAS II in yeast
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207. Slide 19
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208. Slide 20
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209. Slide 21
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210. Slide 22
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211. Slide 23
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212. Slide 24
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213. Slide 25
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214. The Design Strategy for Fatty Acid Synthesis:Fatty acid chains are constructed by the addition of two-carbon units derived from acetyl-CoAThe acetate units are activated by carboxylation with CO2 to form malonyl-CoA (at the expense of ATP)The addition of
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215. There Are Four Major Differences Between Fatty Acid Breakdown and Biosynthesis
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216. Slide 28
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217. C16 Fatty Acids May Undergo Elongation and Unsaturation
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218. Slide 30
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219. Elongation of Fatty Acids in Endoplasmic Reticulum
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220. Elongation of Fatty Acids in Mitochondria Is Initiated by the Thiolase Reaction
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221. Unsaturation Reactions Occur in Eukaryotesin the Middle of an Aliphatic Chain
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222. Slide 34
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223. Slide 35
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224. Mammals Cannot Synthesize Most Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids
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225. Mammals Cannot Synthesize Most Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids
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226. Arachidonic Acid (ω6; 20:4) Is Synthesized from Linoleic AcidBy Mammals
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227. Arachidonic Acid (ω6 ; 20:4) Is Synthesized from Linoleic AcidBy Mammals
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228. ω3 and ω6 – Essential Fatty Acids with Many Functions
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229. ω3 and ω6─Essential Fatty Acids with Many Functions
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230. ω3 and ω6 – Essential Fatty Acids with Many Functions
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231. Arachidonic Acid (ω6 ; 20:4) Is Synthesized from Linoleic AcidBy Mammals
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232. ω3 and ω6 – Essential Fatty Acids with Many Functions
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233. ω3 and ω6─Essential Fatty Acids with Many Functions
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234. Regulation of Fatty Acid Synthesis and Fatty Acid Oxidation
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235. How Are Complex Lipids Synthesized?
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236. Regulation of Fatty Acid Synthesis and Fatty Acid Oxidation
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237. ω3 and ω6─Essential Fatty Acids with Many Functions
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238. ω3 and ω6 – Essential Fatty Acids with Many Functions
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239. Arachidonic Acid (ω6 ; 20:4) Is Synthesized from Linoleic AcidBy Mammals
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240. Arachidonic Acid (ω6; 20:4) Is Synthesized from Linoleic AcidBy Mammals
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241. Mammals Cannot Synthesize Most Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids
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242. Slide 35
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243. Slide 34
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244. Unsaturation Reactions Occur in Eukaryotesin the Middle of an Aliphatic Chain
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245. Elongation of Fatty Acids in Mitochondria Is Initiated by the Thiolase Reaction
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246. Elongation of Fatty Acids in Endoplasmic Reticulum
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247. Elongation of Fatty Acids in Mitochondria Is Initiated by the Thiolase Reaction
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248. Unsaturation Reactions Occur in Eukaryotesin the Middle of an Aliphatic Chain
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249. Slide 34
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250. Slide 35
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251. Mammals Cannot Synthesize Most Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids
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252. Arachidonic Acid (ω6; 20:4) Is Synthesized from Linoleic AcidBy Mammals
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253. Arachidonic Acid (ω6 ; 20:4) Is Synthesized from Linoleic AcidBy Mammals
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254. ω3 and ω6 – Essential Fatty Acids with Many Functions
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255. ω3 and ω6─Essential Fatty Acids with Many Functions
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256. Regulation of Fatty Acid Synthesis and Fatty Acid Oxidation
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257. How Are Complex Lipids Synthesized?
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258. Lipids Synthesis
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259. How Are Complex Lipids Synthesized?
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260. Page 808
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261. How Are Complex Lipids Synthesized?
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262. Page 808
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263. Slide 46
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264. Page 808
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265. How Are Complex Lipids Synthesized?
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266. Page 808
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267. Slide 46
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268. Page 808
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269. How Are Complex Lipids Synthesized?
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270. Page 808
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271. Slide 46
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272. Page 808
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273. Slide 46
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274. Page 808
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275. Slide 46
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276. Page 808
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277. Slide 46
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278. Page 808
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279. Page 808
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280. Page 808
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281. Slide 46
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282. Page 808
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283. Page 808
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284. Page 810
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285. Page 808
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286. Page 810
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287. Lipins – Phosphatases Essential for Triglyceride Synthesis and Other Functions (New in 6th edition, 2017)
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288. Lipins – Phosphatases Essential for Triglyceride Synthesis and Other Functions(New in 6th edition, 2017)
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289. Page 812
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290. Page 811
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291. Page 812
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292. Lipins – Phosphatases Essential for Triglyceride Synthesis and Other Functions(New in 6th edition, 2017)
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293. Lipins – Phosphatases Essential for Triglyceride Synthesis and Other Functions (New in 6th edition, 2017)
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294. Page 810
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295. Lipins – Phosphatases Essential for Triglyceride Synthesis and Other Functions (New in 6th edition, 2017)
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296. Lipins – Phosphatases Essential for Triglyceride Synthesis and Other Functions(New in 6th edition, 2017)
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297. Page 812
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298. Page 811
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299. Ether glycerophospholipids: plasmalogen & PAF
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300. Page 811
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301. Page 812
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302. Lipins – Phosphatases Essential for Triglyceride Synthesis and Other Functions(New in 6th edition, 2017)
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303. Lipins – Phosphatases Essential for Triglyceride Synthesis and Other Functions (New in 6th edition, 2017)
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304. Lipins – Phosphatases Essential for Triglyceride Synthesis and Other Functions(New in 6th edition, 2017)
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305. Lipins – Phosphatases Essential for Triglyceride Synthesis and Other Functions (New in 6th edition, 2017)
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306. Page 810
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307. Lipins – Phosphatases Essential for Triglyceride Synthesis and Other Functions (New in 6th edition, 2017)
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308. Lipins – Phosphatases Essential for Triglyceride Synthesis and Other Functions(New in 6th edition, 2017)
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309. Page 812
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310. Page 811
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311. Ether glycerophospholipids: plasmalogen & PAF
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312. Page 813
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313. Ether glycerophospholipids: plasmalogen & PAF
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314. Page 813
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315. Page 813 & 814
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316. Page 814
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317. Page 813 & 814
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318. Page 814
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319. Slide 58
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320. Slide 59
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321. Slide 60
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322. Slide 61
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323. Slide 60
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324. Slide 61
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325. Page 815
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326. Slide 61
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327. Slide 60
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328. Slide 59
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329. Slide 60
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330. Slide 61
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331. Page 815
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332. Slide 61
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333. Slide 60
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334. Slide 59
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335. Slide 60
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336. Slide 61
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337. Page 815
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338. Page 816
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339. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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340. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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341. Page 818
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342. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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343. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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344. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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345. Page 818
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346. Page 818
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347. Prostaglandins Are Formed from Arachidonate by Oxidation and Cyclization
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348. Page 818
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349. Page 818
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350. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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351. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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352. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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353. Page 818
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354. Page 818
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355. Page 818
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356. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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357. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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358. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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359. Page 818
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360. Page 818
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361. Prostaglandins Are Formed from Arachidonate by Oxidation and Cyclization
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362. Page 818
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363. Page 818
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364. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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365. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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366. How Are Eicosanoids Synthesized, and What Are Their Functions?
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367. Page 818
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368. Page 818
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369. Prostaglandins Are Formed from Arachidonate by Oxidation and Cyclization
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370. Eicosanoids
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371. Prostaglandin
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372. Lipoxins – Anti-Inflammatory Eicosanoid Products of Transcellular Metabolism (New in 6th edition, 2017)
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373. Lipoxins – Anti-Inflammatory Eicosanoid Products of Transcellular Metabolism
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374. Aspirin and Other NSAIDs (Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs) Block Synthesis of Prostaglandins
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375. The Molecular Basis for the Action of Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs
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376. Aspirin and Other NSAIDs (Nonsteroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs) Block Synthesis of Prostaglandins
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377. The Molecular Basis for the Action of Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs
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378. Why Do the New “COX-2 Inhibitors” Bind to (and Inhibit)COX-2 But Not COX-1?

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