How do cells in the human body release energy stored in an adenosine triphosphate molecule (ATP)?
A by releasing adenosine in ATP
B by trapping ATP from carbohydrates
C by breaking a phosphate bond in ATP
D by combining ATP molecules in chlorophyll
C by breaking a phosphate bond in ATP
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Clonal deletion that removes lymphocytes that recognize any self antigens that are present is known as ________.
A. neutralization B. positive selection C. negative selection D. None of the choices are correct.
Which of the following does not belong?
a. phospholipids b. polysaccharides c. unsaturated fats d. steroids e. saturated fats
Syndesmoses
What will be an ideal response?
The amino acid chains making up hemoglobin in different species:
a) differ depending on how long it has been since the species last shared a common ancestor. b) differ depending on whether the species are marine or terrestrial. c) are identical--otherwise the hemoglobin cannot function properly. d) reflect differences in how the hemoglobin functions in the species. e) can only be compared among mammalian species since non-mammalians do not possess hemoglobin.