Products of lipolysis (intracellular TAG hydrolysis), fatty acids and glycerol are released from adipose tissue when energy demands increase during fastingSelect INCORRECT statements (Select ALL)?OA. Glucagon inhibits lipolysis in adipose tissues8. Fatty acids are used for synthesis of ketone bodies in the liverOC. Fatty acids are used as energy substrate in muscle sparing glucose for brain and glucose obligatory cellsD. Ketones are used as alternative fuels in muscle sparing glucose for brain useE. Ketone synthesis increases when there is sufficient oxaloacetate for the TCA cycle to runF. Glycerol is mainly uptaken into muscle and used as an energy source during fasting

Lipolysis is the process of breaking down triglycerides stored in fat cells into free fatty acids…

Products of lipolysis (intracellular TAG hydrolysis), fatty acids and glycerol are released from adipose tissue when energy demands increase during fasting Select INCORRECT statements (Select ALL A Glucagon inhibits ipolysis in adipose tissues B. Fatty acids are used for synthesis of ketone bodies in the liver C. Fatty acids are used as energy substrate in muscle sparing glucose for brain and glucose obligatory cells OD. Ketones are used as alternative fuels in muscle sparing glucose for brain use DE Ketone synthesis increases when there is sufficient oxaloacetate for the TCA cycle to run OF. Glycerol is mainly uptaken into muscle and used as an energy source during fasting

Products of lipolysis (intracellular TAG hydrolysis), fatty acids and glycerol are released from adipose tissue when energy demands increase during fasting Select INCORRECT statements (Select ALL A Glucagon inhibits ipolysis in adipose tissues B. Fatty acids are used for synthesis of ketone bodies in the liver C. Fatty acids are used as energy substrate in muscle sparing glucose for brain and glucose obligatory cells OD. Ketones are used as alternative fuels in muscle sparing glucose for brain use DE Ketone synthesis increases when there is sufficient oxaloacetate for the TCA cycle to run OF. Glycerol is mainly uptaken into muscle and used as an energy source during fasting

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Chapter20: Vitamins And Your Health

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