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Okay, in one of the first question is talk about beta oxidation.
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If we have a six carbon length, for example, fatty acid, six carbons, during each ground, you're going to lose two carbons as acetate coase.
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So you're going to have one acetate coi molecule here.
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And also you're going to produce one fadh 2 and one nadh.
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Okay? so this is what you're going to produce in one ground of bit oxidation and you're going to be left with four carbon here after one cycle because you load two carbons.
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This is what when you have four carbons, this is going to be the last ground of oxidation, okay? the last ground.
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So when you have four carbons remaining, this is going to be, the next one is going to be the last ground, okay? this is going to be a second ground because you're going to lose two satellite molecules, okay? but you're going to have remaining only two.
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So in this case, in order to make it faster, you're going to lose, well, we're going to produce one of the second 1 f .e .h, 1 f .e .h2, same as here, and two acetyl coase...