What part of a lipid can be converted to DHAP during lipid catabolism and then enter the glycoly

Step 1: DHAP (dihydroxyacetone phosphate) is a key intermediate in glycolysis.

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00:01 In this problem, fatty acids enter the catabolic pathways in form of what.

00:12 So here you can see this is a fatty acid enter the catabolic pathway.

00:20 So this is a catabolic pathway for this.

00:23 I am only writing for fats, right? but carbohydrates and proteins are also there...

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What part of a lipid can be converted to DHAP during lipid catabolism and then enter the glycolysis pathway? Amino acids Glycerol Fatty acids

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What part of a lipid can be converted to DHAP during lipid catabolism and then enter the glycolysis pathway? Amino acids Glycerol Fatty acids

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