Answer:
There are four fates for acetyl CoA in the human body. Here are all the fates of acetyl CoA:
Explanation:
1. Acetyl CoA in the mitochondria can be used in the electron transport chain to form CO₂ and water.
2. Acetyl CoA can synthesize ketonebodies which are oxidized for energy in the liver.
3. Acetyl CoA outside of the mitochondria and inside the cytosol can also be used to make fatty acids from glucose.
4. Acetyl CoA in the cytoplasm will also go on to synthesize cholesterol.
Altogether, the functions of acetyl CoA in the body is diverse and multi functional. The cells in other parts of the body do most of these functions but the ketone bodies formed in the liver creates a large amount of ketone bodies that are transported elsewhere.
The enzymes that break down starch into simple sugars is called amylase. Amylase can be located in the salivary glands, pancreas and the small intestine. The enzymes act as a catalyst and speeds up the breakdown of the starch.
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D.) Is the most sensible answer.
Explanation: I used the process of elimination to solve this. Groundwater recharge sounds too far off of the topic, snow melt is...well...melting snow, infiltration also has nothing to do with the subject, but surface runoff is the only one that makes sense, is on topic, and seems to have a meaning similar to the occurrences describes in your question.
Answer:
Nucleus
Explanation:
Nucleus is the most common cell that a animal will have.
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