Catabolic

... during the hydrogenation of vegetable oils. Discuss the deleterious effects that Trans Fats have on the body. Include a description of how the catabolic metabolites negatively affect the body. The majority of I have no problem with, yet am struggling with the last sentence. I understand that ...

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2. Product means result of reaction, has nothing to do with catabolic or anabolic. So you're probably reporting glucose and galactose. 3. See definition of catabolic and anabolic.

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... I'm guessing it's endergonic because anabolic reactions require energy. 2. All of the research that I've done has shown lactase+Lactose is a catabolic reaction. Lactase is involved in the accelerated hydrolysis of Lactose, resulting in gluclose and galactose. Why does my lab want me to record ...

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Here's a question I have- Would you expect ATP of ADP to act as an inhibitor or catabolic pathways? I've been looking it up, but it makes no sense. It looks like the answer is ATP, but isn't ATP pretty much catabolism itself? How do I justify this?

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... When ATP production does not keep up with needs, a higher portion of a cell's adenine nucleotide pool is in the form of AMP. AMP promotes catabolic pathways that lead to synthesis of ATP, while inhibiting energy-utilizing synthetic pathways. For example, AMP regulates fatty acid synthesis ...

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