Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Which statement is true about anabolism and catabolism?
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The relationship between the two is not well understood |
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Both make use of energy molecules and energy intermediates |
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Anabolism always uses up too much energy |
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Catabolism always produces too much energy |
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