Multiple Choice
How could a carbon atom that was originally present in a glucose molecule end up in a purine base that becomes incorporated in a molecule of DNA?
A) Glucose acetyl CoA amino acid citric acid cycle gluconeogenesis purine base DNA
B) Glucose glycerol triglyceride acetyl CoA pyrimidine base purine base DNA
C) Glucose pyruvate acetyl CoA fatty acid triglyceride purine base DNA
D) Glucose acetyl CoA citric acid cycle amino acid purine base DNA
E) Glucose pyruvate lactic acid pyrimidine base amino acid purine base DNA
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