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Describe the importance of the urea cycle and how it is related to the TCA cycle.

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1. Which statement about a diet rich in amino acids is true? ( multiple answers)
a. It will give much less energy than glucose because amino acids are often broken down to TCA cycle intermedicates

b. The urea cycle will be required for removal of excess nitrogen released from amino acid breakdown

c. requires energy in the form of ATP for removal of excess nitrogen in the urea cycle

d. all of the above

e. none of the above

2. Formation of which amino acid represents the most common point for incorporation for NH4+ into metabolism?

a. Asp

b. Cys

c. Ser

d. Gly

e. Glu

Draw the TCA cycle then answer the following questions.

* I already drew the diagram I just need help with these questions.

A.) How many ATP are collected during the TCA cycle?

B.) What do we call this form of ATP production (same as glycolysis cycle)

C. ) How many electron are collected during the TCA cycle.

D.) If we include glycolysis (EMP), how many total ATP can bacteria generate from one glucose molecule? (assume you get 1 atp for every 1.42 electrons)

High levels of NADH (caused be excessive alcohol intake) willinhibit which enzymes in the TCA cycle?

Is it "dihydrolipoyl dehydrogenase" ezyme in the TCA cycle whichultimately shuts off the Pryruvate Dehydrogenase Complex? ... or isit isocitrate dehydrogenase?


Please explain! Thank you...

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