6. Plan a meal that contains all four major macromolecules youlearned about. Explain how each macromolecule is essential to thefunctioning of the human body. (6 points)7. In terms of molecular bonds, why do starches supply moreenergy than simple sugars?8. Why would starch be better to eat before a long race thanglucose?
Horticulture is a distinctive type of farming marked by the useof _________ tools on comparatively small plots of land. Individual plots of land, or gardens, are frequently located arounda ___________. Even thought complex social systems areusually not developed by horticulturalists, some kind ofarrangement of ____________________ is necessary.
You have 5 glucose molecules and 2 triglyceride molecules(comprised of stearic acid). There is plenty of oxygen so all ofyour substrate will undergo oxidative phosphorylation. Start withyour glucose molecules and trace them through glycolysis, the Krebscycle, and the electron transport chain. Remember that 2 pyruvateare produced from each glucose molecule. The triglyceride iscomposed of a glycerol and 3 fatty acid chains of stearic acid (a18 carbon saturated fatty acid). Your triglyceride molecules willgo through beta-oxidation. The end product of beta-oxidation isacetyl-CoA. The acetyl-CoA that is produced from beta-oxidationwill then enter the Krebs cycle, while the NADH and FADH2 producedduring beta-oxidation will go directly to the electron transportchain. Remember, there are three fatty acid chains on eachtriglyceride molecule.1. How many total ATP are used for the "investment phase" ofglycolysis for 8 glucose molecules?2. How many total ATP are produced during the "energy generationphase" of glycolysis for 8 glucose molecules?3. How many NADH will be produced from the 8 molecules ofglycolysis?4. What is the total number of pyruvates formed from the 8glucose molecules? 5. How many ATP (gross) will be formed from the breakdown of 8glucose molecules?6. How many ATP (net) will be formed from the breakdown of 8glucose molecules?
What are the unique properties of true fungi that distinguishthem from 1) prokaryotes, 2) plants and 3) animals. List atleast 2 properties for each distinction.
If enough acid is added to a solution to increase H+ concentration to 1*10^-6 M, then the OH- will be ____ and the solution will be?a. 1*10^5, acidicb. 1*10^-8, basicc. 1*10^-8, acidicd. 1*10^-9, basic
1. How are white fat cells, brown fat cells, and beige fat cells different from one another?2. In your own words, explain how mitochondria in brown fat cells use the energy in food molecules to generate heat by thermogenesis.3. How might the manipulation of beige fat cells in the human body be a cure for obesity?4. List (but DO NOT explain) two topics from other units in Bio2 that are directly discussed in this article. This link may help: https://www.americanscientist.org/article/can-skinny-fat-beat-obesity#