Hypothesize on the possible physiological effects

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Hypothesize on the possible physiological effects of the mutation or loss of one of the enzymes in the Beta-Oxidation pathway.

1) Explain what might happen to that person?

2) How would they survive? If so, what problems would they have?

3) Explain what type of test you would run on this person to diagnose such a condition

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