Calculate the potential yield of ATP equivalents that are produced from the complete oxidation of a 19:2 (49,12) fatty acid. Assume that each NADH yields 2.5 ATPs and that each FADH₂ yields 1.5 ATPs. Also, assume you begin at the free fatty acid (FFA) in the cytosol of the cell and not the acyl-CoA. Once you have filled out the table below submit the electronic copy to Canvas. Molecule Acetyl-CoA NADH (+/- NADPH) FADH₂ Propionyl-CoA # produced in the beta-oxidation of the fatty acid 19:2(4⁹,¹2) Resulting number of ATP once completely oxidized and electrons used in ETC Total ATP:

Calculate the potential yield of ATP equivalents that are produced from the complete oxidation of a 19:2 (49,12) fatty acid. Assume that each NADH yields 2.5 ATPs and that each FADH₂ yields 1.5 ATPs. Also, assume you begin at the free fatty acid (FFA) in the cytosol of the cell and not the acyl-CoA. Once you have filled out the table below submit the electronic copy to Canvas. Molecule Acetyl-CoA NADH (+/- NADPH) FADH₂ Propionyl-CoA # produced in the beta-oxidation of the fatty acid 19:2(4⁹,¹2) Resulting number of ATP once completely oxidized and electrons used in ETC Total ATP:

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Chapter23: Fatty Acid Catabolism

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