What is the fate of pyruvic acid in an organism that uses aerobic respiration?

a. it is reduced to lactic acid.

b. it reacts with oxaloacetate to form citrate?

Proteína que permite la difusión facilitada del agua

Why is water considered to be a complex compound? A. it is a clear liquid B. it can be boiled C. it can freeze D. it can exist in three different states of matter simultaneously

protein pumps actively transport ions across a cells plasma mebrane. what molecule directly supplies the energy requires for the transport

Which "schizophrenia fact" is correct? select one: a. when one identical twin is affected with schizophrenia the other most certainly will be affected. b. copy number variants appear to play the most important role in genetic risk for schizophrenia.

What are mutators and how are they used?

Which of these activities is not considered to be a marine ecosystem threat? overfishing. ocean pollution. coastal development. ocean alkalinity?

What is another common intramuscular injection site for 2mL or less of a drug? a Ventrogluteal b. Vastus Lateralis c Deltoid d Infraspinatus

Which element acts as a hydrogen acceptor during aerobic respiration? (A) hydrogen (B) carbon (C) oxygen (D) nitrogen (E) phosphorus Can someone explain this one for me?

How do bacteria and viruses differ in the ways they affect cells in the body?

What does high water potential mean?