QUESTION 73 Gluconeogeneis is _________________. A. The exact opposite of glycolysis. B. More energetically favorable than...

QUESTION 73

Gluconeogeneis is _________________.

	A.	The exact opposite of glycolysis.
	B.	More energetically favorable than glycolysis.
	C.	Energetically more costly than glycolysis.
	D.	The amount of energy to perform gluconeogenesis is equal to the amount of energy in metabolizing glucose.

QUESTION 72

Electrons extracted from fatty acids in the peroxisomes are transferred to __________________.

	A.	NAD+
	B.	molecular oxygen
	C.	cytochrome C
	D.	Quinones

QUESTION 65

What type of enzyme is required to catabolize an unsaturated fatty acid but not a saturated fatty acid?

multi answer may apply

	A.	dehydrogenase
	B.	mutase
	C.	hydratase
	D.	isomerase

please answer all the question

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