FVMB Licence 2020: The process by which excess of acetyl-CoA is transformed into acetyl acetic acid, β-
hydroxybutyric acid and acetone is called:

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The process by which excess of acetyl-CoA is transformed into acetyl acetic acid, β-
hydroxybutyric acid and acetone is called:

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ketogenesis and occurs in the hepatocyte mitochondria

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ketogenesis and occurs in the cytosol of all cells

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ketogenesis and occurs in the cytosol of hepatocytes

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ketogenesis and occurs in the mitochondria of all cells

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ketonemia determines the state of metabolic acidosis

The process by which excess of acetyl-CoA is transformed into acetyl acetic acid, β- hydroxybutyric acid and acetone is called: