To use proteins for energy the carboxylaminophosphateacid...

To use proteins for energy, the carboxylaminophosphateacid functional group must first be removed from every amino acid before the rest can be used in one of the reactions of aerobic respiration. Because it is toxic to cells, once removed, this functional group is quickly converted into glycogensaltsureaurine and removed via the kidneys.

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00:01 Hello student here the question is given and the question is about the protein used as a energy source.

00:09 So this protein is also used as an energy source when the cells are under starving period.

00:20 So this is going to be used as energy source used during the starvation.

00:29 We can say this starvation period when there's sufficient carbohydrate or fats are not available.

00:39 So this time the protein is going to use as an energy source and we know the protein is a polypeptide.

00:47 So this is made up of the amino acid.

00:51 So these amino acid have their functional group.

00:57 So if we take the simpler example of amino acid, so it having there a minoterminal as well as the carboxyl terminal and one edge and another one is the r group.

01:09 So these things are present in case of amino acid.

01:13 So these amino terminal has to be removed before it using as a energy source.

01:20 So these amino terminal removal end done by the process of deamination.

01:25 So in this process, these amino terminal is removed and ammonia as a form of ammonia and it is going to release as a waste product because it is a very toxic.

01:39 So converted into the urea and removing from the body.

01:44 So after that, these carbon skeleton are left.

01:48 So these carbon skeleton can be used as a energy source as well as there is.

01:55 Another formation of glucose synthesis and all.

01:58 So here a compound is given which is the glutamic acid.

02:04 So this glutamic acid is going to convert it into this alpha keto glutarate...