The removal of two carbons from a fatty acyl-CoA molecule in the mitochondria is an example of this process.
The removal of two carbons from a fatty acyl-CoA molecule in the mitochondria is an example of this process. The opposite term of this comes from the Latin stem meaning "to lead back." After electrons were discovered, scientists became convinced that this process involved the transfer of electrons from one atom to another. While the term no longer applies to a single element, gaining oxygen is a common form of this process.  FTP, name this term describing the loss of electrons from an atom.          |
The removal of two carbons from a fatty acyl-CoA molecule in the mitochondria is an example of this process.
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