Biology, asked by thesaiful786, 8 months ago

why kitolysis doesn't occur in liver ?​

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Answered by rishabh00027
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Answer:

The liver does not have the critical enzyme, succinyl CoA transferase, to process ketone bodies, and therefore cannot undergo ketolysis. The result is that the liver only produces ketone bodies, but does not use a significant amount of them.

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