Question

Alternate Energy Molecules 27) Where do fatty acids enter the aerobic respiration cycle? 28) Where do proteins enter the aerobic respiration cycle? 29) Why can proteins enter the respiration pathway in several places? 30) What extra waste is produced from protein breakdown? Anaerobic Respiration 31) Who does anaerobic respiration? 32) Define obligate anaerobe: 33) How much ATP does anaerobic respiration produce? With that being the case why does any organism do anaerobic respiration? 34) What are the two types of fermentation? 36) Which fermentation method do multicellular organisms, archaea & bacteria use? Under what conditions will multicellular organisms use it? 37) What organism does the other kind of fermentation? 38) What is the overall purpose for fermentation? 39) What is produced in lactic acid fermentation? 40) What is produced in ethanol fermentation? 41) How many ATP are produced in fermentation (just that process not counting those from glycolysis)? Chapter 8 1) What is the purpose of photosynthesis?

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Answer 1

ANSWER 27: When needed ,Lipases are released into the bloodstream and the fat reserves are mobilized, moved out of adipose tissue, and broken down into glycerol and fatty acids in the liver by the process of lipolysis. Glycerol is converted into one of the intermediate products of glycolysis known as PGAL (3-phosphoglyceraldehyde), and enters the aerobic cell respiration pathway.

ANSWER 28: proteins are first broken down into individual amino acids then The amino group from each amino acid is removed (deaminated) and is converted into ammonia. The remainder of the amino acid are rearranged in cells to enter cellular respiration either as pyruvate, as acetyl CoA, or directly into the Krebs cycle.