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Class 11 Biology Practice Test: Respiration in Plants - Amphibolic Pathway
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Class 11 Biology Practice Test: Respiration in Plants - Amphibolic Pathway
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1. For the fats to be respired, what are they broken into?
2. How many major components are there in Complex V of ETS?
3. Glycerol would enter the pathway after being converted to malic acid.
4. Which pathway was respiration traditionally considered as?
5. What is an amphibolic pathway?
6. What would happen if organisms need to synthesise fatty acids which had already broken down into acetyl CoA?
7. How many major components are there in Complex V of ETS?
8. For the fats to be respired, what are they broken into?
9. What is catabolism?
10. For each ATP produced, how many protons pass through the intermembrane space?
11. Glycerol would enter the pathway after being converted to malic acid.
12. The respiratory pathway comes into the picture in both the breakdown and synthesis of fatty acids.
13. For each ATP produced, how many protons pass through the intermembrane space?
14. What kind of compound is F0 particle?
15. The respiratory pathway comes into the picture in both the breakdown and synthesis of fatty acids.