Oxidation of a fatty acid with an odd number of carbon atoms yields:: (A) Acetyl-CoA plus a molecule of Propionyl-CoA, (B) Two molecules of Acetyl CoA, (C) Two molecules of Propionyl CoA, (D) Acetyl CoA only
Answer is A. Fatty acids with an odd number of carbon atoms are oxidized by  the  pathway  of  β xidation  described  above  producing acetyl  CoA  until  a  three-carbon  (propionyl-CoA)  residue remains. This compound is converted to succinyl-CoA, a constituent of the citric acid cycle. Hence, the propionyl residue from an odd-chain fatty acid is the only part of a fatty acid that is glucogenic.
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