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This is very simplistic and doesn't really add anything to the conversation.
Acetoacetate is also a carboxilic acid! But we will just gloss over this.
The significance of bhb is that it is the end pathway of the hepatic ketogenisis. The acac is rapidly converted to bhb, likewise in the blood stream an excess of acac will normally also be converted to bhb.
Basically going from acac to bhb is the reaction with nad to nadh, but the opposite is an enzymatic reaction which is concentration driven.
The reason you measure bhb is that nearly 80% of circulating ketone bodies are in this state not acac.
I can't easily post the schematics to show this on my mobile, but if interested I can bore you senseless with them :-)Last edited by JWoodCF10; 11-11-2015 at 07:49 AM.
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11-11-2015, 03:37 PM #34
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