________ are capable of converting lipids into sugars through the ___________. Bacteria; Krebs Cycle Plants; Glyxoylate Cycle Plants; Krebs Cycle All eukaryotes; Glyoxylate cycle

are capable of converting lipids into sugars through the ___. Bacteria; Krebs Cycle Plants; Glyxoylate Cycle Plants; Krebs Cycle All eukaryotes; Glyoxylate cycle

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Chapter4: Energy And Metabolism

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________ are capable of converting lipids into sugars through the ___________.

Bacteria; Krebs Cycle

Plants; Glyxoylate Cycle

Plants; Krebs Cycle

All eukaryotes; Glyoxylate cycle

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