Beta Oxidation and Fatty Acid Metabolism (EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR BIOCHEMISTRY MCAT)

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Life saver!!! I was losing my mind trying to understand and absorb this concept because my Biochem classes never talked about Beta oxidation and Fatty acid metabolism. Your video was the only one that I understood completely. Thank you so much for this!!

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This is fantastic! Thank you for these videos. Your enthusiasm and clarity of presentation are very appreciated. Could you please do a video on beta oxidation of unsaturated fatty acids (each of the different cases we could encounter)?

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[@thegreenskittle]

I sort of thought FAs are sent to most cells in the body (except brain and RBC), and all our cells do B oxidation, getting energy from the ATP produced. But this video is actually saying that that's wrong, and what happens is actually FAs are mainly used by liver to generate ATP to support gluconeogenesis, which then releases glucose to the body. Did I get this right?

[@sciencesimplified3890]

I apologize I didn’t intend to send that message but I understand it comes off that way… my intention was in most circumstances for MCAT purposes, a context you regularly see beta oxidation is towards fueling gluconeogensis… and also ketogenesis and Ketoacids are a fuel source for cells during the fasted state… however there are cells that use fatty acids, for example the heart uses lipids as a source of energy regularly and it is more nuanced than what the video shows… my focus was for purposes for the MCAT…

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