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    An Immediate Consequence of a Cellular Deficiency of Oxaloacetate Is
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An Immediate Consequence of a Cellular Deficiency of Oxaloacetate Is

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Question 15

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An immediate consequence of a cellular deficiency of oxaloacetate is a slowing of ____.


A) glycolysis
B) the TCA cycle
C) lactate synthesis
D) ketone formation
E) protein excretion

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