Environmental Sciences, asked by iamgirljii, 1 year ago

discuss ""the respiratory pathway in an amphibolic path ""

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Answered by iambrainlyhelper
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respiration is a catabolic process during cellular oxidation the entry of different respiratory substrate undergo both catabolism and anabolism so it forms amphibolic pathway

eg: when fat is respiratory substrate changes into fatty acid and glycerol then fatty acid changes into Acetate COA for enters into respiratory part similarly proteins changes into amino acid than enters into respiratory pathway

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Answered by GO321
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Respiration is generally assumed to be a catabolic process because during respiration, various substrates are broken down for deriving energy. Carbohydrates are broken down to glucose before entering respiratory pathways. Fats get converted into fatty acids and glycerol whereas fatty acids get converted into acetyl CoA before entering the respiration. In a similar manner, proteins are converted into amino acids, which enter respiration after deamination.

During synthesis of fatty acids, acetyl CoA is withdrawn from respiratory pathway. Also, in the synthesis of proteins, respiratory substrates get withdrawn. Thus, respiration is also involved in anabolism. Therefore, respiration can be termed as amphibolic pathway as it involves both anabolism and catabolism.

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