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What is All are used in gluconeogenesis except ? and explain in detail?
Ans. is 'a' i.e., OleateSubstrate of gluconeogenesis are :Lactate (lactic acid)PyruvateAll amino acids (except leucine and lysine)PropionateIntermediates of citric acid cycleFatty acids are not substrates for gluconeogenesis.Coming to the questionFatty acids (oleate in the question) is not a substrate for gluconeogenesis.Succinate is an intermediate of TCA cycle, and is a substrate for gluconeogenesis.All amino acids (in the question glutamate and aspaate), except leucine and lysine are substrates for gluconeogenesis.