For each of the descriptions below, put a check mark in the column(s) for any pathway the statement describes.Note that some descriptions may have multiple pathways that match. You will need to mark 22 boxes-no more7.and no less.GlycolysisKrebsETC &Gluconeo-genesisGlyco-genesisGlycogen-olysisPPPOx PhosDescriptionExample: Name contains a GOccurs in the cytosolFlux may increase in liver duringintense exerciseHas different isozymes in liverversus muscleContains one or more near toequilibrium reactionsRequires FADRequires UTP availabilityInvolves a decarboxylation stepProduces reducing power for thecellGenerates 14C-CO, from 3-14C-glucose

The energy system that is able to generate ATP without oxygen is called the anaerobic system.…

For each of the descriptions below, put a check mark in the column(s) for any pathway the sta Note that some descriptions may have multiple pathways that match. You will need to mark 2. and no less. Glycolysis Krebs ETC & Gluconeo- Glyco- Gly Ox Phos genesis genesis Description ample: Name contains a G curs in the cytosol

For each of the descriptions below, put a check mark in the column(s) for any pathway the sta Note that some descriptions may have multiple pathways that match. You will need to mark 2. and no less. Glycolysis Krebs ETC & Gluconeo- Glyco- Gly Ox Phos genesis genesis Description ample: Name contains a G curs in the cytosol

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Lauralee Sherwood

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