If an animal cell has excess energy, what is most likely to happen to this energy?

It will be considered waste.

It will be stored in high energy phosphate bonds.

It will be converted into starch.

It will be stored as fat molecules.

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Jonathon Ellis

16 March, 22:41

If an animal cell has excess energy, what is most likely to happen to this energy?

It will be considered waste.

It will be stored in high energy phosphate bonds.

It will be converted into starch.

It will be stored as fat molecules.

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Cory Willis · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the last option. If an animal cell has excess energy, most likely it will be stored as fat molecules. Anabolic process is done to synthesize Triglycerides (Fat) to store for a rainy day. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day.

If an animal cell has excess energy, what is most likely to happen to this energy?It will be considered waste.It will be stored in high energy phosphate bonds.It will be converted into starch.It will be stored as fat molecules.

If an animal cell has excess energy, what is most likely to happen to this energy?

It will be considered waste.

It will be stored in high energy phosphate bonds.

It will be converted into starch.

It will be stored as fat molecules.