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The fat adipose cells is broken down into fatty acids. Which pathway is involved in this process?

The fat adipose cells is broken down into fatty acids. Which pathway is involved in this process?
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The fat adipose cells is broken down into fatty acids. Which pathway is involved in this process?

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the anwer is glycolysis

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