What are considered the "Crossroads" (Intermediary) molecules of metabolism (i.e.: all digested macromolecules can be turned into these molecules for energy)? Select all answers that apply: Ketone bodies Glucose 6-phosphate Pyruvic acids Citric acid Acetyl CoA
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These are molecules that can be used as a starting point for multiple metabolic pathways, meaning they are versatile and can be converted into different molecules depending on the body's needs. Now, let's look at the options given: - Ketone bodies: While ketone Show more…
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