The energy in the bonds in glucose is transferred to ATP
<u>Explanation:</u>
Glycolysis also knew as the glycolytic pathway is a chain of some chemical reactions that occurs in most cells that divides down a glucose molecule into a pair of pyruvates molecules. The energy delivered during the categorization of glucose and other organic fuel molecules during glycolysis is caught and saved in ATP.
The electrons come basically from glucose and are commuted to the electron carrier chain. A glucose molecule is transformed into carbon dioxide and its energy is accumulated as ATP.
This cell city represents plant cell due to the presence of chloroplast.
<h3>What represents each part of the city?</h3>
In the cell city, the power plant represents mitochondria due to its production of energy. The storage tanks represent vacuoles because in cells in vacuoles materials are stored.
The transport company represents Golgi apparatus which also transport material within the cell, city hall represents nucleus because all the activities can be controlled from here.
The waste disposal plant represents Lysosomes because it removes waste. The construction site represents Ribosomes and Endoplasm Reticulum where proteins are produced. The food processing company represents Chloroplasts.
"Cell City" represent an plant cell because it has chloroplast which is only present in plant cell.
Learn more about cell here: brainly.com/question/13123319
#SPJ1
They consist of identical sister chromatids
Members of phylum Porifera are commonly known as spongs. They are generally marine and mostly asymmetrical animals. These are primitive multicellular animals and have cellular level of organization (lacks tissues). These Organisms (belonging to phylum Porifera) lacks most of the structures that are present in multicellular organisms like digestive system, respiratory system, Brain etc
Body of Spongs are made up of spicules or spongin fibers and these organism contain a water canal system which helps them in digestion, reproduction and catching their food in marine habitat.
