BIOCHEMISTRY Catabolic pathways are always paired with anabolic pathways. Why? Question 1 options: A.. None of...
BIOCHEMISTRY
Catabolic pathways are always paired with anabolic pathways. Why?
Question 1 options:
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A.. |
None of these answers are correct. |
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B. |
Both require redox reactions to operate. |
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C. |
Catabolic pathways build up new molecules and anabolic break down molecules. |
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D. |
Catabolic pathways break down molecules and anabolic build up new molecules. |
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E. |
Both require ATP to operate. |
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Catabolic pathways are always paired with anabolic pathways.
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