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Asma Venkitta verified

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Descriptive: Describes the movement pattern. Useful for explaining to learners what they are doing incorrectly Prescriptive: Provides suggestions to correct the error Combination of both descriptive and prescriptive feedback is the most effective Which of the following is FALSE about prescriptive feedback? Group of answer choices It consists of the correction to be made. It facilitates learning better than descriptive feedback It is better for novices than skilled performers It is augmented feedback.

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Asma Venkitta verified

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Which of the following is FALSE about prescriptive feedback? Group of answer choices It consists of the correction to be made. It facilitates learning better than descriptive feedback It is better for novices than skilled performers It is augmented feedback.

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Marisa A verified

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consider the process where Acetyl-CoA is converted to malonyl-CoA through Acetyl-CoA carboxylase. true or false: a. Acetyl-CoA carboxylase is a transferase. b. The hydrolysis of ATP to ADP + Pi is an endergonic reaction.

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1) For this first prompt, let’s think about enzyme activity. A graph shows F-1,6-BPase activity in the presence or absence of F-2,6-BP (in presence, line is lower, in absence, line is higher). Based on this graph, does F-2,6-BP activate or inhibit F-1,6-BPase activity? 2) Hormonal signaling by insulin or glucagon influences F-2,6-BP levels, which in turn regulates metabolic flux (flow) through glycolysis and gluconeogenesis in liver cells. a. Indicate what happens to F-2,6-BP levels when glucagon is present and what this change in F-2,6-BP does to the rate of glycolysis and gluconeogenesis. b. In the context of metabolism, explain why it makes sense that glucagon signaling has the effect on glycolysis AND gluconeogenesis you mentioned in prompt ‘a’.

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Asma Venkitta verified

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Hexokinase is a Michaelis-Menten enzyme that catalyzes the first reaction in glycolysis. The two curves in a graph show the activity of the hexokinase isoform expressed in skeletal muscle cells (line is above, higher) compared to liver cells (line is below, less). From the information in this graph, which of the following statements is supported? Glucose is an allosteric activator of liver hexokinase. The initial velocity of skeletal muscle hexokinase reaches equilibrium more quickly than liver hexokinase. Positive cooperativity is a characteristic of skeletal muscle hexokinase but not liver hexokinase. Liver hexokinase has a lower affinity for substrate than skeletal muscle hexokinase.

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Dave Kratz verified

Numerade educator

If the ratio of [ATP]/[ADP] in a liver cell is high, energy molecules directly decrease enzyme activity in which pathway(s)? neither citric acid cycle nor lipogenesis citric acid cycle but not lipogenesis lipogenesis but not citric acid cycle both citric acid cycle and lipogenesis

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Ronald Prasad verified

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Which of the following regulatory events ensures that fatty acid oxidation does not occur while fatty acid synthesis is occurring? glucagon stimulation of fatty acid synthesis but inhibition of fatty acid oxidation citrate inhibition of citric acid cycle reactions malonyl-CoA inhibition of citrate transport fatty acid oxidation occuring in a different location than fatty acid synthesis

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Luke Humphrey verified

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Select whether each statement that compares muscle and liver cells is true or false. Ketone bodies are made by liver cells when acetyl-CoA levels are high. Glucose stored as glycogen in liver cells will be shared with other body cells, but glucose stored in muscle cells will not. Ketone bodies can be used as an energy source in both muscle cells and liver cells.

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Asma Venkitta verified

Numerade educator

Acetyl-CoA carboxylase (ACC) is an allosteric enzyme in fatty acid synthesis. In response to increasing fatty acid levels, ACC activity.... choose one: decreases and the number of T form subunits decrease. increases and the number of R form subunits decrease. decreases and the number of T form subunits increase. increases and the number of R form subunits increase.

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Dave Kratz verified

Numerade educator

Which of the following mechanisms in a liver cell contribute to ketoacidosis in type I diabetics? Increased movement of pyruvate into mitochondria in order to make acetyl-CoA Increased use of oxaloacetate in gluconeogenesis All of the mechanisms contribute to ketoacidosis. Decrease in insulin stimulation of fatty acid oxidation

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