Catabolism is a set of reactions that O endergonic; results in the breakdown of a large macromolecule into smaller subunits O endergonic; results in the synthesis of a large macromolecule from smaller subunits O exergonic; results in the breakdown of a large macromolecule into smaller subunits O exergonic; results in the synthesis of a large macromolecule from smaller subunits

Catabolism is a set of reactions that O endergonic; results in the breakdown of a large macromolecule into smaller subunits O endergonic; results in the synthesis of a large macromolecule from smaller subunits O exergonic; results in the breakdown of a large macromolecule into smaller subunits O exergonic; results in the synthesis of a large macromolecule from smaller subunits

Human Biology (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter3: Cells And How They Work

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8SQ: Enzymes _______. a. enhance reaction rates b. are affected by pH c. act on specific substrates d....

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