Amphibolic Pathway
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Q. Glycerol enters the respiratory pathway after being converted to:
- Fructose-1, 6-bisphosphate
- Acetyl CoA
- Pyruvic acid
- 3-phosphoglyceraldehyde
Q. What is an amphibolic pathway?
- A pathway that is both catabolic and anabolic in nature.
- Electron transport chain
- An example is Kreb's cycle
- A pathway that produces substrates that can be used to build biomolecules and/or produce ATP.
Q. Which of these is not an amphibolic pathway?
- Krebs cycle
- Glycolysis
- Electron transport system
- All metabolic pathways
Q. Aerobic respiratory pathway is appropriately termed:
- Anabolic
- Catabolic
- Parabolic
- Amphibolic
Q.
An intermediate compound common to both fatty acid and carbohydrate oxidation is
pyruvate
acetyl Co-A
fructose-1, 6-biphosphate
glucose
Q. Match them up!
- ETC
- Kreb's cycle
- Gluconeogenesis
Q. Which among the following is NOT an amphibolic pathway?
- TCA cycle
- EMP pathway
- Calvin cycle
- Glycolysis
Q.
What is the main objective of beta oxidation process?
- Converts proteins to amino acids
- Breaks starch into glucose
- It produces fatty acids
- Degrades fatty acids to acetyl CoA
Q. The process of formation of complex molecules from simple molecules is known as
- amphibolic pathway
- catabolism
- none of the above
- anabolism
Q. The process of breakdown of complex molecules is known as
- catabolism
- anabolism
- amphibolic pathway
- all the above