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What is the cellular energy currency?
What is the cellular energy currency?
- ADP
- NADP+
- ATP (correct)
- Coenzyme A
Which compound is an anabolic electron carrier?
Which compound is an anabolic electron carrier?
- ADP
- NADP+ (correct)
- NAD+
- Coenzyme A
What is the function of NAD+?
What is the function of NAD+?
- Transfers electrons (correct)
- Used in anabolism and catabolism
- Activates carrier of two carbon fragments
- Converts light energy to chemical energy
What process does Coenzyme A participate in?
What process does Coenzyme A participate in?
Which compound is involved in oxidation-reduction reactions?
Which compound is involved in oxidation-reduction reactions?
Match the following with their respective function: ATP
Match the following with their respective function: ATP
Match the following with their respective role in metabolism: NADP+
Match the following with their respective role in metabolism: NADP+
Match the following with their respective function: NAD+
Match the following with their respective function: NAD+
Match the following with their respective role in metabolism: ANAD+
Match the following with their respective role in metabolism: ANAD+
Match the following with their respective function: Coenzyme A
Match the following with their respective function: Coenzyme A
Study Notes
Cellular Energy and Metabolism
- The cellular energy currency is ATP (Adenosine Triphosphate).
- NADH is an anabolic electron carrier.
- The function of NAD+ (Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) is to facilitate oxidation-reduction reactions, particularly in catabolic reactions.
- Coenzyme A participates in fatty acid metabolism and the citric acid cycle.
- NAD+ is involved in oxidation-reduction reactions, playing a crucial role in energy metabolism.
- ATP's function is to store energy in the form of phosphate bonds, releasing energy when broken down.
- NADP+ plays a role in anabolic reactions, such as fatty acid synthesis and cholesterol synthesis.
- ANAD+ is not a recognized compound and may be a typo; if intended as ANADH, it would be involved in oxidation-reduction reactions.
- Coenzyme A's function is to facilitate the transfer of acyl groups in metabolic reactions, particularly in fatty acid synthesis and degradation.
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Test your knowledge of biochemistry concepts by matching terms like 'Cellular energy currency' and 'Anabolic electron carrier' to their corresponding descriptions. See how well you understand key concepts related to energy production and metabolic pathways.