The products of photosynthesis are sugar molecules (glucose) and oxygen. <span>Photosynthesis is the process in which light energy is converted to chemical energy. In this process, water and carbon dioxide combined with light energy produce glucose molecules (or other sugars) and oxygen is released as a byproduct. The glucose molecules provide organisms with two crucial resources: energy (glucose contains chemical energy) and fixed organic carbon atom. The energy of glucose is used in the process called cellular respiration where adenosine triphosphate-ATP is generated.</span>
The liver stores glucose as glycogen and converts excess glucose to glucagon.
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Answer:
Nine
Explanation:
These are called carrier proteins, and they have what it is called: solute-binding sites, that when saturated, they are considered "full".
Each different amino acid needs a separate carrier protein to move it across the plasma membrane, so that's 3, then the four different sugars need separate carriers as well, we add 4 more then, we have 7 so far, finally the 2 different ions use 2 more, plus the other 7, totals 9.
