Answer: Stored as lipids in fat tissue!
Explanation: Excess glucose is stored as lipids in your fat tissues. It can also be stored as glycogen in your muscles.
Reproduction, as this is because the organism does not have to reproduce in order for the survival of the living organism!
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Answer:
A
Explanation:
You'll notice that both words end with the suffix -lysis. This means loosening or splitting. And the biology behind it makes sense: Hydrolysis is when you add a water molecule to break a large molecule apart and glycolysis is when glucose is being broken down into two pyruvic acids.
Answer:
1. lysosomes
Explanation:
Lysosomes are a membrane-bound organelles with acidic interior that enables the function of hydrolytic enzymes. So, the main role of lysosomes is degradation of macromolecules. Low pH (about 5) is suitable for the action of enzymes involved in hydrolysis (hydrolases) and there are about 50 of them inside the lysosome. Beside macromolecules, lysosomes degrade organelles, but also can digest themselves via autophagy (e.g. when cell is under stress).
Lysosomes are also involved in plasma membrane repair, defend agains pathogens (macrophages), cell signaling, metabolism etc.
Answer:
They both need nutrients to to carry our life functions and they both have to do with our ecosystem
Explanation: