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A metabolic pathway is a chain of sequenced reaction whereby the products of the preceding reaction act ad the substrate for the proceeding reaction, until a final product is achieved.
Metabolic pathways are not necessarily anabolic. Some are catabolic.
Explanation:
Examples of catabolic pathways are the Krebs and Glycolysis cycles that are used by cells to generate ATPs. They break down the bonds of glucose molecules to harness the chemical energy in the bonds.
Examples of anabolic metabolic pathways is the Calvin cycle in plants that uses up ATP energy to reduce carbon dioxide into carbohydrates, storing sunlight energy into chemical energy in the bonds of the glucose molecules.
Virtually all organisms that share the same ancestor have the same metabolic.pathways in cells hence revealing an evolutionary relationship.
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Because when they is glucose in a patient's urine it means that the patient has diabetes or are too many carbohydrate in his or her blood
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if a patient eat too much food containing carbohydrates ,the digestive system breaks down the digestible one into sugar which enters the blood. As blood sugar level rises ,the pancreas produces insulin(a hormone that prompt cells to absorb blood sugar for energy or storage)
I believe the answer is a Meander. (beware that this is actually a geography question not a biology one, please put it in the right section next time and it will be answered quicker!)