Answer:
There are four fates for acetyl CoA in the human body. Here are all the fates of acetyl CoA:
Explanation:
1. Acetyl CoA in the mitochondria can be used in the electron transport chain to form CO₂ and water.
2. Acetyl CoA can synthesize ketonebodies which are oxidized for energy in the liver.
3. Acetyl CoA outside of the mitochondria and inside the cytosol can also be used to make fatty acids from glucose.
4. Acetyl CoA in the cytoplasm will also go on to synthesize cholesterol.
Altogether, the functions of acetyl CoA in the body is diverse and multi functional. The cells in other parts of the body do most of these functions but the ketone bodies formed in the liver creates a large amount of ketone bodies that are transported elsewhere.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
This is what is referred to as peer-reviewing. To gain veracity for her results, the fellow scientist replicates the experiment under the same parameters that she did and determines if the same results are achieved, If so, the results and experiment gain veracity and can be quoted on other scientific journals. For the experiment to be replicated, it needs to be clearly defined in the report, a requirement for all scientific reports.
Think it’s answer D but it maybe B
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Answer:
Use a product that makes the dogs grow long hair a non harmful fertiliser could work
Explanation:
Answer:
As the diagram is not given, hence let's generally describe the movement of molecules along the cell membrane.
Molecules can either pass through the cell without using energy through the process of passive transport. An example includes molecules of oxygen.
Molecules which are large and un-polar cannot move through the cell membrane easily. These molecules will require energy to move through the cell membrane. These molecules might move in with the help of the carrier or facilitated proteins. Examples include molecules of glucose.
