Acetoacetyl-coa
acetoacetyl-coa
acetoacetyl-CoA ac·e·to·a·ce·tyl-CoA (ās’ĭ-tō-ə-sēt’l-kō’ā’, -ās’ĭ-tl-, ə-sē’tō-)
n.
An intermediate in the oxidation of fatty acids. Also called acetoacetyl coenzyme A.
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