Questions from Biology

Q: What happens to liver glycolysis and gluconeogenesis when blood sugar is low

What happens to liver glycolysis and gluconeogenesis when blood sugar is low? Glycolysis is inhibited and gluconeogenesis is elevated. Glycolysis and gluconeogenesis are inhibited. Glycolysis is ele...

Q: Which statement regarding glycolysis is most TRUE? a. During

Which statement regarding glycolysis is most TRUE? a. During glycolysis, oxygen is consumed. b. During glycolysis, glucose is oxidized and electrons are held in NADH molecules. c. During glycolysis...

Q: Which statement correctly describes the role of glycolysis during cellular respiration

Which statement correctly describes the role of glycolysis during cellular respiration a. Glycolysis requires the oxidation of fructose-6-phosphate. b. Glycolysis initiates the breakdown of glucose...

Q: Which statement concerning glycolysis is FALSE? a. Glycolysis requires

Which statement concerning glycolysis is FALSE? a. Glycolysis requires the input of 2 ATP. b. An end product of glycolysis is 2 molecules of NADH. c. Glycolysis does not require oxygen d. Oxidativ...

Q: Choose all the correct statements about glycolysis. 1. Glycolysis

Choose all the correct statements about glycolysis. 1. Glycolysis occurs in the cytoplasm of the cell. 2. Two glucose molecules are needed to initiate glycolysis. 3. Glycolysis is an aerobic proces...

Q: Identify the muscles that perform each function Name three flexors of

Identify the muscles that perform each function Name three flexors of the shoulder Prime movers of shoulder adduction Prime mover of shoulder abduction Two prime movers of shoulder extension Used...

Q: What landforms are created by stream deposition (for physical geology)?

What landforms are created by stream deposition (for physical geology)?

Q: A trait that only occurs in one of the sexes is called

A trait that only occurs in one of the sexes is called a sex-limited trait sex-influenced trait dominant trait X-linked trait recessive trait

Q: Differences in the feathering pattern in chickens is an example of:

Differences in the feathering pattern in chickens is an example of: Select one: a. Sex influenced b. Sex-linked trait c. Codominant trait d. Sex-limited trait

Q: Beak color in a species of birds is a sex-limited

Beak color in a species of birds is a sex-limited trait. Green beaks is a dominant sex-limited trait to yellow. Females can have a green beak. State all possible genotypes and phenotypes of male and f...