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-The electrons used to convert an NDP to a dNDP ultimately come from ______.
A) fumarate
B) NADPH
C) salvage
D) uric acid
E) oxidation
F) XMP
G) iron
H) allopurinol
I) IMP
J) Oxidation
K) therapeutic
L) suicide
M) molybdenum
N) FADH
O) Malonyl-CoA
P) reduction
Q) antifolate

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Matching
Choose the correct answer from the list.Not all the answers will be used.

-The electrons used to convert an NDP to a dNDP ultimately come from ______.
A) fumarate
B) NADPH
C) salvage
D) uric acid
E) oxidation
F) XMP
G) iron
H) allopurinol
I) IMP
J) Oxidation
K) therapeutic
L) suicide
M) molybdenum
N) FADH
O) Malonyl-CoA
P) reduction
Q) antifolate

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

NADPH is a reducing agent that provides electrons for the conversion of NDP to dNDP.

Answer: C
 Salvage pathways allow for the recycling of nucleotides and can provide the necessary precursors for the synthesis of dNDP.

Answer: J
 Oxidation reactions can generate the necessary energy and electrons needed for the conversion of NDP to dNDP.

Answer: P
 Reduction reactions can also provide the necessary electrons for the conversion of NDP to dNDP.

Answer: Q
 Antifolates are drugs that inhibit the synthesis of nucleotides and can ultimately lead to a decrease in dNDP production.

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