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Cardiac muscle cells rely mainly on fatty acids and glucose from the blood to produce ATP. Both glucose and fatty acids are catabolized to acetyl CoA before undergoing further metabolism. Select all the enzymes and pathways utilized by cardiac muscle to oxidize organic compounds in order to produce ATP. citric acid cycle PDH complex gluconeogenesis glycolysis

          Cardiac muscle cells rely mainly on fatty acids and glucose from the blood to produce ATP. Both glucose and fatty acids are catabolized to acetyl CoA before undergoing further metabolism.

Select all the enzymes and pathways utilized by cardiac muscle to oxidize organic compounds in order to produce ATP.

citric acid cycle
PDH complex
gluconeogenesis
glycolysis

Cardiac muscle cells rely mainly on fatty acids and glucose from the blood to produce ATP. Both glucose and fatty acids are catabolized to acetyl CoA before undergoing further metabolism.

Select all the enzymes and pathways utilized by cardiac muscle to oxidize organic compounds in order to produce ATP.

citric acid cycle
PDH complex
gluconeogenesis
glycolysis

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Cardiac muscle cells rely mainly on fatty acids and glucose from the blood to produce ATP. Both glucose and fatty acids are catabolized to acetyl CoA before undergoing further metabolism. Select all the enzymes and pathways utilized by cardiac muscle to oxidize organic compounds in order to produce ATP. citric acid cycle PDH complex gluconeogenesis glycolysis