METABOLISM OF FATS AND PROTEINS
ALTERNATIVE FOOD MOLECULES The catabolism of glucose is the most common metabolic pathway in cells. But animals also consume fats and proteins. These may be used to harvest energy. Fats…
ALTERNATIVE FOOD MOLECULES The catabolism of glucose is the most common metabolic pathway in cells. But animals also consume fats and proteins. These may be used to harvest energy. Fats…
A BALANCE SHEET T eukaryotic cell obtains a net gain of 36 ATP molecules from the breakdown of ach glucose molecule. 1. GI colysis: Glycolysis produces four ATP molecules. But…
The glycolysis and fermentation are inefficient processes. Thus the end product of glycolysis (pyruvate) still contains large amount of energy. This energy can be released by further oxidation. Free oxygen…
Glycolysis is the initial step of catabolic chemical reactions. It occurs almost in all the cells. Six-carbon glucose molecule is broken down into two molecules pyruvate during glycolysis. Pyruvate is…
RESPIRATION Animals require a constant supply of energy. This energy performs biological work. The ATP provides this energy. All animals can generate ATP by breaking down organic nutrients. These nutrients…
Four options are given at the end of each statement. You should encircle one option from them. The chief source of energy is:a) Potential (b) solar (c) Chemical (d) Kinetic…
What is energy? Give its forms. How is it measured? Discuss laws of thermodynamics. Write note on activation energy. Write note on enzyme. Give structure of enzyme. Describe function of…
TERMS DEFINITIONS Energy The capacity, to do work is called energy. Work Work is the transfer of energy. Thermodynamics The study of energy is called thermodynamics…
Animals make ATP in two ways: Substrate level phosphorylation The synthesis of ATP during reaction of glycolysis and Krebs cycle is called substrate level phosphorylation. ATP formation from ADP and…
The major energy L.:rrency of all cells is adenosine triphosphate (ATP). ATP plays a central ro:(.. ( energy currency in all organisms. So it appeared early in the iNstor. .M…