PLEASE HELP WITH THESE QUESTIONS THANK YOU!!!! Glycolysis takes place in the: nu

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PLEASE HELP WITH THESE QUESTIONS THANK YOU!!!!

Glycolysis takes place in the: nucleus endoplasmic reticulum mitochondria ribosome cytosol The peptide bonds of a protein's primary structure are formed between: alpha carbon and amine group amine and carboxyl group phosphate molecule and sugar molecule carboxyl and hydroxyl group alpha carbon and hydroxyl group Intestinal digestion of starch would be classified as: an unfavorable reaction hydrogenation a favorable reaction an unfavorable acid reaction proteolysis Nucleotides may be found in all of the following kinds of molecules, except: The tertiary structure of a protein is maintained mostly by bonds. Nucleotides are composed of Activation energy is the amount of energy required to cause an unfavorable reaction to proceed the amount the energy associated with unstable reaction intermediates the amount of energy required to move reacting molecules into proper orientation a, b ,and c b and c only which class of organism utilizes inorganic sources as their primary energy source The term "genome" is defined as: all protein coding regions sequences of all " housekeeping" genes a sequence responsible for just one characteristic an organism's entire haploid DNA sequence a small statue that many college professors put in their front yards

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27. Takes place in the cytosol e.

28. peptide bonds join amine and carboxyl groups b.

29. hydrogenation of carbohydrates in the small intestine b.

30. they're not found in phospholipids c.

31. they're maintained by weak, non covalent bonds

32. nucleotides are made up of a deoxyribose sugar, a phosphate and a nitrogenous base. d. a,b and c

33. a,b and c, as its is associated with all three.

34. c. lithotrophic

35. d. an organism's entire haploid DNA sequence

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