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Although hydrocarbons are not prevalent in living organisms , many of a cell's
organic molecules have regions consisting of only carbon and hydrogen . For
example , the molecules known as fats have long hydrocarbon tails attached to a
non ...
Although hydrocarbons are not prevalent in living organisms , many of a cell's
organic molecules have regions consisting of only carbon and hydrogen . For
example , the molecules known as fats have long hydrocarbon tails attached to a
non ...
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( b ) Mammalian adipose cells stockpile fat molecules as a fuel reserve . Each
adipose cell in this micrograph is almost filled by a large fat droplet , which
contains a huge number of fat molecules . Isomers Variation in the architecture of
organic ...
( b ) Mammalian adipose cells stockpile fat molecules as a fuel reserve . Each
adipose cell in this micrograph is almost filled by a large fat droplet , which
contains a huge number of fat molecules . Isomers Variation in the architecture of
organic ...
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Losing one phosphate , ATP becomes adenosine diphosphate , or ADP The
reaction releases energy that can be used by the cell , as you will learn in more
detail in Chapter 8 . [ IMAGE ] Concept Check 4.3 1. What does the term " amino
acid ...
Losing one phosphate , ATP becomes adenosine diphosphate , or ADP The
reaction releases energy that can be used by the cell , as you will learn in more
detail in Chapter 8 . [ IMAGE ] Concept Check 4.3 1. What does the term " amino
acid ...
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