2. How many molecules of ATP, NADPH are required to convert 8 molecules of Acetyl-CoA to 1 molecule of palmitate? Name the reactions that consume ATP and NADPH. No structure is required. 10 pts.
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To convert Acetyl-CoA to Palmitate, we need 7 molecules of Malonyl-CoA. Each Malonyl-CoA is formed from 1 Acetyl-CoA and 1 CO2, consuming 1 ATP. So, we need 7 ATP for this step. Show more…
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