Why do cells make new compounds?
A) to break them down into smaller compounds which liberates greater amounts of ATP
B) new compounds contain more high energy bonds that can be used by the cell to fuel cellular metabolism
C) new compounds are used to maintain and repair structures, support growth, and store nutrient reserves
D) making new compounds generates heat which can be used to maintain body temperature
E) making new compounds ensures that only one nutrient source is used by metabolic pathways to generate ATP
Answer: C
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