Multiple Choice
Which path could a carbon atom follow if it began in an amino acid in a protein in some tuna that was eaten by a cat and eventually ended up in a lipid in the cell membrane of one of the cat's muscle cells?
A) Amino acid citric acid cycle acetyl CoA fatty acid triglyceride cell membrane
B) Amino acid acetyl CoA citric acid cycle pyruvate oxidation cell membrane
C) Amino acid pyruvate oxidation gluconeogenesis glucose glycerol triglyceride cell membrane
D) Amino acid electron transport citric acid cycle acetyl CoA lipid cell membrane
E) Amino acid citric acid cycle acetyl CoA pyruvate glycolysis glycerol triglyceride cell membrane
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