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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a. phospholipids b. polysaccharides c. unsaturated fats d. steroids e. saturated fats

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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.

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What will be an ideal response?

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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.

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