BIOCHEM-ACHIEVE(FIRST DAY DISCOUNTED)
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Chapter 36, Problem 1P

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The free energy source of skeletal muscles, eukaryotic cilia and bacterium flagellum should be compared.

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The energy in the biological system is present in the form of chemicals. Different types of cells use different energy sources.

(a)

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During the respiration, ATP molecules are formed in the eukaryotic cells. These ATP molecules stores the energy and they give out energy when hydrolyzed. The eukaryotic cells use ATP as their energy source. Hence, skeletal muscles and ciliause the energy derived from the hydrolysis of ATP.

The bacterium flagellum does not use ATP as an energy source. It uses proton motive force for the propulsion of the flagella. This work by the transportation of the hydrogen ions across the membrane and act like a battery.

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Interpretation:

The components of skeletal muscles, eukaryotic cilia and bacterium flagellum should be compared.

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The cells are composed of different structure that helps them in carrying out different functions in the body. All the components of the cells are essential to carry out the physiological process for living.

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The skeletal muscles are made up of two types of filaments. These are actin and myosin. During skeletal muscle contraction, the actin filaments slide over the myosin head.

The eukaryotic cilia are made up of microtubules and dynein. The bacterium flagellum is made of motA, motB, FliG and other ancillary components.

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