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The principal precursor of cholesterol is -

A
Citrate
B
Acetate
C
Glycerol
D
Lanosterol
High-Yield Explanation
Acetate All carbon atoms of cholesterol are derived from acetyl-CoA (activated acetate). "Cholesterol is a C-27 compound. All its carbon atoms are provided by a single precursor, acetate". — Essential of biochemistry

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