Proteins are made by the translation of mRNA (via tRNA molecules.) This process is essential for everyday life because proteins perform necessary functions. The protein is your end goal, even though to get there you have to first transcribe DNA to mRNA, then translate mRNA.
The term used to describe the organisms overall attempt at maintaining balance or equilibrium of it's internal environment is called Homeostasis.
Option A is correct. For skeletal muscle, there are 37 molecules of ATP produced from one Glucose-6-phosphate derived from glycogen, assuming the presence of the glycerol-3-phosphate shuttle.
<h3>How does skeletal muscle use ATP for the duration of exercise?</h3>
1. Contracting skeletal muscle is capable to use a quantity of intra- and extramuscular substrates to generate ATP at some point of exercise. These include creatine phosphate (CP), muscle glycogen, blood-borne glucose, lactate and free fatty acids (FFA), derived from either adipose tissue or intramuscular triglyceride stores.
<h3>What produces the most ATP for muscle contraction?</h3>
Aerobic respiratory produces giant amounts of ATP and is an environment friendly capability of making ATP. Up to 38 ATP molecules can be made for every glucose molecule that is damaged down. It is the desired approach of ATP production by body cells.
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