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What is the major consequence of a hereditary defect in the production of active pyruvate kinase in the liver and in erythrocytes ?
a.-decreased capacity to fix CO2
b.-decreased gluconeogenesis from alanine
c.-decreased oxidation of pyruvate
d.-decreased production of ATO from glucose
e.-increased affinity of hemoglobin for oxygen
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| Cedrick
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d.- is decreased production of ATP from glucose
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typo !
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| Cedrick
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Thank you pirates arrrg
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| raves
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 d,although e was a good distractor.
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| pallav
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d is the rt ans
and also i'd like to add that puruvate kinase def is the second most common cause of
genetic def leading to haemolytic anaemia
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| Cedrick
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D.-decreased prodution of ATP from glucose
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| docswapna
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yes D..
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