Animals cannot convert fatty acids into carbohydrates. the net synthesis of one mole of oxaloacetate from two moles of acetyl-coa by the citric acid cycle does not occur, because one mole of oxaloacetate is used in the cycle for each mole generated. with two additional enzymes not found in animals, plants are able to convert two moles of acetyl-coa into one mole of oxaloacetate. this process is called the glyoxylate cycle, and it occurs in organelles called glyoxysomes. complete both parts of this question. a) identify the enzymes of the glyoxylate cycle, shown below, by dragging the enzyme name to the appropriate place in the cycle. (not all the enzymes are used).