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In metabolism: Fragmentation of fatty acyl coenzyme A molecules
The process, called thiolysis (as distinct from hydrolysis), yields the two-carbon fragment acetyl coenzyme A and a fatty acyl coenzyme A having two fewer carbon atoms than the molecule that underwent reaction [22]; otherwise the two are similar.
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