Amphibolic Pathway

Statement I: NADH is oxidised to NAD⁺ rather slowly in fermentation and very vigorously in aerobic respiration.

Statement II: In aerobic respiration, only glucose is oxidised, no other alternative substrates enter in the pathway.

Select the incorrect statement from the following.

Fatty acid for entry into Krebs cycle is degraded to

Glycerol enters the respiratory pathway at

Respiratory pathway is best defined as

Which of the following compounds can be used as respiratory substrate in plants?

Aerobic respiratory pathway is appropriately termed

Glycerol, the breakdown product of fat enters the respiratory pathway after being converted to

Choose the correct statements.
A) The reactions catalyzed by pyruvate deluydrogenase require several co-enzymes.
B) By two successive decarboxylation reactions, isocitrate is converted to $\alpha$-ketoglutaric acid.
C) Oxidation of respiratory substrate energy is released in bulk and utilized for other reactions.
(D) During the breakdown and synthesis of proteins, respiratory intermediate forma link.
(E) $\mathrm{RQ}$ represent to ratio between ${\mathrm{CO}}_2$ liberated to ${\mathrm{O}}_2$ absorbed during respiration.
 

Kreb's cycle is a common pathway for                         due to which it is also called as the metabolic sink.

Choose the correct statement/s about amphibolic pathways.

Respiratory pathway is

Which of the following steps of aerobic respiration is amphibolic?

Which of the following statements regarding metabolic pathways is incorrect?

Select the correct option for A, B, C & D.

Which of the following metabolites is commonly produced during the breakdown of fats, carbohydrates, and proteins?

For entry into the respiratory pathway, fatty acid must convert into

Carbon skeleton produced during respiration is used as a precursor for the biosynthesis of other molecules in the cell, thus respiration is:

Match the following and choose the correct option from those given below.
 

In pentose phosphate pathway which process is lacking