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Coenzymes required for the conversion of pyruvate to acetyl-CoA are
A Thiamine pyrophosphate
B CoA
C FAD
D Biotin
E Pyridoxal phosphate
Fates of pyruvate is/are
A Alanine
B Oxaloacetate
C Glucose
D Tryptophan
E Lysine
Fates of pyruvate are
A Glucose
B Acetyl-CoA
C Lactate
D Fatty Acid
E Amino acid leucine
Substrate for pyruvate production are
A Glucose
B Alanine
C Lactate
D Acetyl CoA
E Cholesterol
Fates of pyruvate in the body are
A Alanine
B Oxaloacetate
C Acetyl CoA
D Glycerol
E Ketoacid formation
Metabolic fates of pyruvate are
A Conversion to acetyl CoA
B Carboxylation to oxaloacetate
C Reduction to laclate
D Conversion to fatty acid
E Oxidation to citrate
Pyruvate is metaboliozed by the following enzymes
A Lactate dehydrogenase
B Pyruvate carboxylase
C Alanine aminotransferase
D Phosphoenol pyruvate carboxykinase
E Aspartate aminotransferase
Which of the following may cause the breakdown of pyruvate into lactic acid in our muscles?
A Lack of water
B Lack of Oxygen
C Lack of carbon dioxide
D Lack of nitrogen \
In a new production process, the number of units produced during the first week was 450. If the efficiency gradually increase so that 10 additional units can be produced each week, how many will be produced in the 10th week?
A 490
B 700
C 540
D 640
Australia imports, no copper in Australia equals 85% of the amount of copper produced by the private industry's use of produced by the country's mines each year. If the information above is true.which of the following conclusions can most reliably be drawn?
A Australia imports copper ore from other countries.
B SOme copper in Australia is recycled.
C Asutralia 's industry wasters substantial amounts of copper.
D Each year, Austria produces more copper than the previous year.

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