Where do proteins enter the respiratory pathway?

  • A
    $DHAP$
  • B
    Acetyl $CoA$
  • C
    Glucose-$6$-phosphate
  • D
    Pyruvic acid

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Choose the incorrect sentence$(s)$ regarding the amphibolic pathway.
$(1)$ Carbohydrates are generally used as substrates for respiration.
$(2)$ Fatty acids can first be degraded into acetyl $CoA$,which enters the respiratory pathway.
$(3)$ In the case of proteins,they are first broken down into amino acids,which are later converted into pyruvic acid and enter the respiratory pathway.
$(4)$ The respiratory pathway is involved in both anabolism and catabolism.
$(5)$ Glycerol would enter the pathway after being converted to $PGAL$.

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