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In order to answer this question, let's talk about metabolism.
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Question 78 says most of the carbon in amino acid biosynthesis comes from, and the answer here is going to be that these carbons from intermediate of the acyric acid cycle, that is the curve cycle, and also from glycolysis products.
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So the answer is optionally.
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Question 79 says, which metabolic strategy does not be used the proton -motive force for atp production? for example, this occurs during an oxidative correlation in mitochondrial.
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Okay.
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So option a says, i don't have catamolism.
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This is true.
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Option b says fermentation.
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And fermentation does not use a protomotive force for atp production.
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Okay.
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Fermentation produces atp via substrate level phosphorylation.
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So option b is not the answer and this is the answer for, oh, i'm sorry, this is not true and this is the answer for this question.
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Now let's hope for question 8.
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Question 80 says, a chemo -organotrophy is a term describing microorganisms that, and remember that a chemo -organotrophy or chemo -organotrophs are organisms which use the chemical bones in organic compounds or oxygen as their energy source and obtain electrons or hydrogen from the organic compounds, including sugars, fats, and proteins.
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Okay? for example, we have here chemohydrotops that they are going to obtain the carbon atoms that they need for cellular function from these organic compounds.
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So let's look at the options.
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Option a is used performed organic compounds as a source of electrons and obtain energy through fermentation and organic respiration.
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And this option is true and this is the answer for this question.
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Option a is true because they obtained electrons from organic compounds...