How Could a Carbon Atom That Was Originally Present in a Glucose

question 69

Multiple Choice

How could a carbon atom that was originally present in a glucose molecule end up in a purine base that becomes incorporated in a molecule of DNA?

• A) Glucose  acetyl CoA   amino acid  citric acid cycle   gluconeogenesis   purine base  DNA
• B) Glucose  glycerol   triglyceride  acetyl CoA  pyrimidine base   purine base  DNA
• C) Glucose  pyruvate   acetyl CoA  fatty acid  triglyceride  purine base  DNA
• D) Glucose  acetyl CoA   citric acid cycle  amino acid  purine base  DNA
• E) Glucose  pyruvate   lactic acid   pyrimidine base   amino acid  purine base  DNA

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