(In 10 sentences) Can disaccharide be completely assimilated and used by human cells as a direct source of energy? Why or why not?
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- Which of the following molecules is richest in energy when metabolized? O Linolenate, a fatty acid with 18 Carbons and three double bonds. O Linoleate, a fatty acid with 18 Carbons and two double bonds. O Stearate, a fatty acid with 18 Carbons and no double bonds. O GlucoseWhat are the most important components of a bioflim? (More than one can be chosen) A. nucleic acids B. Lipids and polysaccharides C. Glycocalyx and bacteria D. MoistureThe Metabolism of Carbohydrates primary function is to produce high energy moleculesthat are usable currency by cells, what is this currency? Where is it made?
- Catalase, sucrase, lactase are examples of... A. simple sugars B. nitrogen bases C. enzymes D. lipids1. Make a whole diagram about Carbohydrates Metabolism.Starch, a polysaccharide, is 1. The main plant energy storage molecule 2. The main animal energy storage molecule 3. A component of plant cell walls 4. A lipid used to make cell membranes
- What must occur before amino acids can be used for metabolic pathways other than protein synthesis? A. Decarboxylation to remove the carboxyl group B. Depopulation to remove the side chain group C. Disintegration to remove the alpha carbon D. Deamination to remove the amino groupWhich of the following organic compounds is the richest source of energy? (Only one choice is correct). Fat Carbohydrates ProteinsCarbohydrates are mainly composed of: Carbon (C), hydrogen (H), and oxygen (O) Oxygen (O), sulphur (S), and phosphorus (P) Chlorine (Cl), nitrogen (N), and hydrogen (H) Nitrogen (N), oxygen (O), phosphorus (P)