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<span>If the fat in adipose cells is broken down into fatty acids, the pathway involved in this process is called the catabolic pathway. Unlike anabolic pathways, which use a lot of energy to synthesize molecules, catabolic pathways are there to break down molecules into smaller units in order to release energy. </span>

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