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Chart 34-11 · 13 min

The crawly letter

A read of this page, with the plate.

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Banner: the hand-off of the letters
Banner. Transamination as literacy.Illustration · site art, not a Kapel Draw.
Chart 34-11: valine uses P-5-P, NAD, FAD; rice as a named door
Val-transaminase. Alpha-ketoglutarate. Isobutyryl-CoA. Methylacrylyl-CoA as names. Rice. Crawly skin as a picture. A rash as a finding belongs with a physician.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.

Valine. Must be eaten. Rice as a named door, with isoleucine. Itchy, burning, crawly skin as pictures. A rash as a finding belongs with a physician. Hypervalinemia as a clinic’s word: you stop. If valine will not, isoleucine can stall. Ask rice once. Ask both letters. Chart 1-1: P-5-P and val-transaminase to a keto. NAD from B-3. FAD from B-2. Literacy on 34-11, not a student organic-chem kit. Course 16 already covered rice. A pun is a door.

Practice

Ask rice. Ask crawly skin. If the rash is a finding, you leave.

Check

What blocks isoleucine:

  1. Stays as the reverse
  2. Renamed — if valine will not, isoleucine can stall — not the reverse ✓
  3. A dose you write

That's the work.

The keto sequence on 34-11:

  1. Named and never drawn
  2. Walked: valine to α-ketoisovaleric to isobutyryl-CoA to methylacrylyl-CoA ✓
  3. Copper

That's the work.

Rice:

  1. A dose of valine
  2. A named door, with isoleucine ✓
  3. The reverse block

That's the work.

Crawly skin:

  1. Valine you dose
  2. A picture — a rash as a finding belongs with a physician ✓
  3. The reverse

That's the work.

Hypervalinemia:

  1. A dose you write
  2. A physician’s word — you stop ✓
  3. Isoleucine you dose

That's the work.

Ask rice once:

  1. No
  2. Ask both letters ✓
  3. The reverse only

That's the work.

P-5-P, NAD, FAD:

  1. A dose you write
  2. Chart 1-1 ✓
  3. Copper

That's the work.

You do not write a dose from this practice because:

  1. A finding belongs with a physician ✓
  2. A blood titer is a doctor's number
  3. Course 24 said so

That's the work.

A pun is a door:

  1. A baptism
  2. Named ✓
  3. The reverse

That's the work.

Literacy on 34-11, not:

  1. The walk
  2. A student organic-chem kit ✓
  3. Valine you dose

That's the work.