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Which pathway is the main one responsible for metabolizing excessive amounts of alcohol?Multiple choice question.Catalase pathwayADH or alcohol dehydrogenaseMEOS or microsomal ethanol oxidizing system

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Which pathway is the main one responsible for metabolizing excessive amounts of alcohol?Multiple choice question.Catalase pathwayADH or alcohol dehydrogenaseMEOS or microsomal ethanol oxidizing system

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The main pathway responsible for metabolizing excessive amounts of alcohol is the MEOS or microsomal ethanol oxidizing system. This pathway is primarily used when the alcohol consumption is high. The ADH or alcohol dehydrogenase pathway is the primary pathway for metabolizing alcohol at lower levels of consumption. The catalase pathway plays a minor role in alcohol metabolism.

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