What is the relationship between the ATP-ADP cycle and catabolic and anabolic reactions?
A) Energy released from catabolic reactions is used to recharge ADP back to ATP. Then the energy needed for anabolic reactions is released by breaking ATP down to ADP.
B) Catabolic reactions require energy, which is provided by anabolic reactions. ADP is recharged to ATP by energy from anabolic reactions.
C) Energy released from catabolic reactions is used to break ATP down to ADP. Then the energy needed for anabolic reactions is released by to recharging ADP back to ATP.
D) Energy released from anabolic reactions is used to recharge ADP back to ATP. Then the energy needed for catabolic reactions is released by breaking ATP down to ADP.
E) There is no relationship between the ATP-ADP cycle and catabolic and anabolic reactions.
Answer: A
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