Answer:
evolution of bipedalism in homo sapiens
The conclusion that Torri produced is supported by evidence since she did not switch her dependent variable, giving the mouse a fair advantage of learning which knob to touch
What do the different organelles tend to have in common? What are their common differences?
Answer:
1. Malonyl CoA
2. Inhibits
3.fatty acil CoA
4. Carboxylase
5. Insulin
6. Synthesis
7. Glucagon
8. Oxidation
Explanation:
the oxidation of the mitochondria is blocked by the entry of fatty acid units, a reaction produced by stopping the carnitine acetyl transferase mediated by Malonyl CoA
A key intermediate in fatty acid synthesis ——-Malonyl CoA—-inhibits —-carnitine acyltransferase I, thereby blocking the entry of fatty acyl units into the mitochondrion for oxidation.
The substrates for fatty acid oxidation, ——Fatty acyl CoAs ——-, inhibit fatty acid synthesis by interfering with the polymerization of acetyl-CoA ——carboxylase ——.
Hormonal effects on adipocytes are opposed:——- Insulin ——-promotes fatty acid ———-synthesis ——-by several mechanisms;——Glucagon ——promotes fat breakdown and fatty acid ——Oxidation ——
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