If you are using cellular respiration to getenergy from proteins rather thancarbohydrates, which of the following istrue?there are completely different reactions forprotein breakdown as compared tocarbohydrates so a different set ofpathways is usedthe amino acids must be broken down intoindividual C-H or C-C bonds and thenthose bonds will join with others to createa sugar that enters into the glycolysispathwayO the amino acids are joined with a covalentbond to a sugar and then the hybridmolecule will enter the cellular respirationpathwaysthe amino group is removed and then therest of the molecule is converted intomolecules such as pyruvate oroxaloacetate that can then enter cellularrespiration pathwaysO the amino acids must first be convertedinto glucose and then they can go throughthe cellular respiration pathways

Carbohydrates are polhhydric aldehydes or ketone. They are primary source for energy.

If you are using cellular respiration to get energy from proteins rather than carbohydrates, which of the following is true? there are completely different reactions for protein breakdown as compared to carbohydrates so a different set of pathways is used the amino acids must be broken down into individual C-H or C-C bonds and then those bonds will join with others to create a sugar that enters into the glycolysis pathway the amino acids are joined with a covalent bond to a sugar and then the hybrid molecule will enter the cellular respiration pathways the amino group is removed and then the rest of the molecule is converted into molecules such as pyruvate or oxaloacetate that can then enter cellular respiration pathways the amino acids must first be converted into glucose and then they can go through the cellular respiration pathways

If you are using cellular respiration to get energy from proteins rather than carbohydrates, which of the following is true? there are completely different reactions for protein breakdown as compared to carbohydrates so a different set of pathways is used the amino acids must be broken down into individual C-H or C-C bonds and then those bonds will join with others to create a sugar that enters into the glycolysis pathway the amino acids are joined with a covalent bond to a sugar and then the hybrid molecule will enter the cellular respiration pathways the amino group is removed and then the rest of the molecule is converted into molecules such as pyruvate or oxaloacetate that can then enter cellular respiration pathways the amino acids must first be converted into glucose and then they can go through the cellular respiration pathways

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

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285866932

Author:Lauralee Sherwood

Publisher:Lauralee Sherwood

Chapter2: Cell Physiology

Section: Chapter Questions

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