In which of the fallowing reactions must water be added to break a chemical bond

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In which of the fallowing reactions must water be added to break a chemical bond? A. Glycogen rightarrow glucose B. Fatty acids + glycerol rightarrow fat C. Glucose + fructose rightarrow galactose D. Alanine + glycine rightarrow dipeptide E. Glucose rightarrow glycogen The reticulum: A. Is the site of ATP synthesis. B. Is the site for the attachment of all ribosomes C. Stores carbohydrates as a source of energy D. Helps a variety materials circulate throughout the cytoplasm E. Is physically connected to the plasma membrane but not connected to the nuclear membrane Functions of cartilage include all of the following except A. Allowing long bones to increase in length B. Providing rigidity to soft tissues requiring support C. Secreting substances that lubricate parts of the body D. Providing an embryonic model prior to development of long bones E. Maintaining the tubular shape of structures in the respiratory tract. Identify the specific type of connective tiss

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(34)A. Glycogen --->Glucose

When glycogenolysis takes place a water molecule is added to the broken glycogen polymer molecule

(35)B. Is the site of attachment of ribosomes

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