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A. What type of metabolic reaction is shown by the following reactions? CHOICES : Amphibolic, Anabolic, Catabolic  Glycogen to glucose Acted upon by aminopeptidase Releases energy Translation   Glucose converted to pyruvate  TCA cycle Energy expenditure Production of carbamoyl phosphate Krebs-Henseleit cycle Normally occurs in the ER  Arginine production in urea cycle Fatty acids to phospholipids Glucose converted to glycogen Triglycerides to ATP Normally occurs in the power ho

A. What type of metabolic reaction is shown by the following reactions? CHOICES : Amphibolic, Anabolic, Catabolic  Glycogen to glucose Acted upon by aminopeptidase Releases energy Translation   Glucose converted to pyruvate  TCA cycle Energy expenditure Production of carbamoyl phosphate Krebs-Henseleit cycle Normally occurs in the ER  Arginine production in urea cycle Fatty acids to phospholipids Glucose converted to glycogen Triglycerides to ATP Normally occurs in the power ho

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A. What type of metabolic reaction is shown by the following reactions?

CHOICES : Amphibolic, Anabolic, Catabolic 

  1. Glycogen to glucose
  2. Acted upon by aminopeptidase
  3. Releases energy
  4. Translation  
  5. Glucose converted to pyruvate
  6.  TCA cycle
  7. Energy expenditure
  8. Production of carbamoyl phosphate
  9. Krebs-Henseleit cycle
  10. Normally occurs in the ER
  11.  Arginine production in urea cycle
  12. Fatty acids to phospholipids
  13. Glucose converted to glycogen
  14. Triglycerides to ATP
  15. Normally occurs in the power house of the cell

B. Where do the following reactions take place in the cell?

CHOICES : Mitochondria, Cytosol, Nucleus, All choices

  1. Condensation of citrulline and aspartate
  2. Cleavage of argininosuccinate
  3. Condensation of ammonia, carbon dioxide and ATP
  4. Hydrolysis of arginine
  5. Transfer of carbamoyl group

C. What by-product/s are generated from these reactions.

CHOICES : argininosuccinate, carbamoyl phosphate,arginine ,citrulline, urea, fumarate

  1. Condensation of citrulline and aspartate
  2. Cleavage of argininosuccinate
  3. Condensation of ammonia, carbon dioxide and ATP
  4. Hydrolysis of arginine
  5. Transfer of carbamoyl group
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