Choose the letter of the best answer.1. All are characteristics of catabolic reactions excepta. have energy-poor productsb. capture energy in the form of ATPc. require coenzyme like NADd. yield a greater number of products compared to anabolic reactions2. Which of the following is a reduced molecule?a. FADb. FADH2c. NADd. NADP3. How many complexes are involved in oxidative phosphorylation?a. 1b. 2c. 4d. 54. Which is not a catabolic pathway?a. Lipogenesisb. Lipogenolysisc. Giycolysisd. B-oxidation of fatty acids5. Which transport system shuttles fatty acyl CoA to the outer membrane ofmitochondria?a. CATIb. GLUT Ic. CAT IId. GLUT II6. Anabolic pathway takes place in thea. Cytoplasmb. Mitochondriac. Smooth endoplasmic reticulumd. Nudeus7. Catabolism takes place ina. Cytoplasmb. Mitochondriac. Smooth endoplasmic reticulumd. Nudeus8. The ribose sugar needed for the synthesis of nucleic acids are provided byb. Pentose phosphate pathwayd. Krebs cydlea. Gluconeogenesisc. Glycolysis9. Which of the following extremely toxic mdecule has to be excreted in the formof urea?a. Ammoniumb. Carbamoyl phosphatec. Omithined. Citrulline

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1. All are characteristics of catabolic reactions except a. have energy-poor products b. capture energy in the form of ATP C. require coenzyme like NAD d. yield a greater number of products compared to anabolic reactions