Unfavorable reactions can proceed through various strategies in metabolism.Which of the following is/are mechanisms that will push thermodynamicallyunfavorable reactions to proceed?... By addition of a carbon dioxide through carboxylation reactions following bydecarboxylation.By coupling with ATP and pyrophosphate hydrolysis.By the addition of a COASH that will trap metabolites inside cellular.compartments.1. Both A and BAll of these

Thermodynamically unfavorable reactions are those that are not feasible under normal conditions.…

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