Why does anaerobic respiration need no oxygen? In cellular respiration, why and how is pyruvate modified before entering the citric acid cycle? Why do we perform aerobic respiration when we're resting and both aerobic and anaerobic respiration while we're running? Why, in eukaryotic cells, does...
(1) NADPH (2) ATP and oxygen (3) ATP only (4) oxygen only The set of reactions that used NADPH and ATP formed in the light-capturing reactions to drive into the fixation of CO 2 a.) autotrophs b.) Calvin Cycle c.) carotenoids d.) chlorophyll e.) heterotrophs f.) NADP+/NADPH ...
Why do plants shut down the Calvin Cycle in the dark if their ATP and NADPH levels fall? How do we demostrate that plants use co2 for photosynthesis? Why is photosynthesis so crucial to life on earth? A. Photosynthetic organisms are consumers; without them, there would be too many...
Since 2002 we have continued to do research in both fields on the basis of private academic initiative. Our daily work is currently done by including additional techniques such as principles of locomotion biomechanics, Applied Kinesiology, TCM, acupuncture, herbal therapy, manual medicine, and ...
If you want to further maximize the health benefits of fasting, consider graduating into doing five-day, water-only fasts on a regular basis. I do it three to four times a year. To make the process easier, slowly work your way up to the point where you’re fasting for 20 hours a...
If you want to further maximize the health benefits of fasting, consider graduating into doing five-day, water-only fasts on a regular basis. I do it three to four times a year. To make the process easier, slowly work your way up to the point where you’re fasting for 20 hours a ...
Why do prokaryotes need to have genetic variation? What are the basic functions of plant cell walls? What advantage do a folded cristae give to the mitochondrion? Describe the roles of ATP and NADPH in the Calvin Cycle. Explain how the absorption spectrum of chlorophyll relates to...
Why do some cells have more mitochondria? Explain how ATP is generated via the electron transport chain, including a discussion of the donation of electrons by NADPH. Why does cellular respiration occur? What is the difference between ATP and carbohydrate?
How do enzymes work? Describe the roles of ATP and NADPH in the Calvin Cycle. What transport mechanism is used by the foveolar cell and why? What is the difference between imide and amide group? Why do prokaryotes need to have genetic variation?
Explain why the enzymatic activity of creatine kinase and lactate dehydrogenase is measured indirectly using NADH and NADPH. Much of the digestive system relies on the activity of enzymes. The stomach secretions include an enzyme (pepsin)along with ...