Answer:
Why is less ATP obtained from the average carbon in a sugar molecule than from carbon in a fat molecule? The correct answer is not given. The sugar carbons require more water weight during cellular storage. The carbons in fatty acids are a more oxidized form of carbon than those in sugars.
The correct answer is D. Xenobiotics
Explanation:
In biology, the word "xenobiotics" refers to any substance or chemical compound that is considered as not natural or synthetic is an organism, this means the substance or compound is not produced by the organism and therefore it is not expected to be found on it. In the seam way, a substance that is natural to the organism but that is found in abnormal concentration might be considered as a xenobiotics. This concept differs from pesticides because these are substances used to control pests and from bio remediators because these are used to deal with contamination. Therefore, the word that describes synthetic compounds that are not produced or expected to be present in an organism is xenobiotics.
May not be right, but because of Oxygen and the growing of new skin? We rub our skin without noticing and it will become frail and rub off, creating new skin
<span>The function of a cell wall has the same
function of the cell membrane; it protects the cell. Cell wall is made up of cellulose
that is only present in plant cells. Cellulose is a sugar that has a sheet like
structural carbohydrate. It is rigid that is used for support and provides protection
to the plant cell from damage. They cannot be dissolved in water. An example is
if you eat food that contains mostly of leaves. You will observe that you will
eliminate the same material as when you it. That is because our human body does
not have the enzyme that dissolves the cellulose.</span>
