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Metabolic pathways are highly regulated series of linked reactions to degrade fuels and construct large molecules step by step in [[living organisms]]<sup>1</sup>.
Metabolic pathways are highly regulated series of linked chemical reactions to degrade fuels and construct large molecules step by step in living [[Organisms|organisms]]<ref>Jeremy M B, John L T, Gregory J G, Lubert S. 2015. Biochemistry. 8th edition, USA. W.H freeman and company.</ref>.  


Metabolic pathway can be divided by two main types:
Metabolic pathway can be divided by two main types:  


1.[[Catabolic_Reactions]]: Those reactions transfer energy from fuel type into biological useful type.
#[[Catabolic_Reactions|Catabolic]] Reactions: Those reactions transfer energy from fuel type into biological useful type.
#[[Anabolic|Anabolic]]&nbsp;Reactions: Those reactions use the energy transferred from catabolic reactions to&nbsp;proceed series of activities.


2.[[Anabolic]]&nbsp;Reactions: Those reactions use the energy transferred from catabolic reactions to form series of activities.
Some pathways can be either catabolic or anabolic depending on the energy conditions in the living organisms called [[amphibolic pathway|amphibolic&nbsp;pathways]]<ref>Jeremy M B, John L T, Gregory J G, Lubert S. 2015. Biochemistry. 8th edition, USA. W.H freeman and company.</ref>.  


Some pathways can be either catabolic or anabolic depending on the energy conditions in the living organisms called [[Amphibolic]]&nbsp;pathways<sup>1</sup>.
The energy form are &nbsp;commonly used in metabolism&nbsp;is the universal common energy currency [[ATP|ATP<ref>Jeremy M B, John L T, Gregory J G, Lubert S. 2015. Biochemistry. 8th edition, USA. W.H freeman and company.</ref>]].<br>


The energy form are &nbsp;commonly used in [[Metabolism]]&nbsp;is the universal common currency [[ATP]]<sup>1</sup>.
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Latest revision as of 11:20, 6 December 2016

Metabolic pathways are highly regulated series of linked chemical reactions to degrade fuels and construct large molecules step by step in living organisms[1].

Metabolic pathway can be divided by two main types:

  1. Catabolic Reactions: Those reactions transfer energy from fuel type into biological useful type.
  2. Anabolic Reactions: Those reactions use the energy transferred from catabolic reactions to proceed series of activities.

Some pathways can be either catabolic or anabolic depending on the energy conditions in the living organisms called amphibolic pathways[2].

The energy form are  commonly used in metabolism is the universal common energy currency ATP[3].

Reference

  1. ↑ Jeremy M B, John L T, Gregory J G, Lubert S. 2015. Biochemistry. 8th edition, USA. W.H freeman and company.
  2. ↑ Jeremy M B, John L T, Gregory J G, Lubert S. 2015. Biochemistry. 8th edition, USA. W.H freeman and company.
  3. ↑ Jeremy M B, John L T, Gregory J G, Lubert S. 2015. Biochemistry. 8th edition, USA. W.H freeman and company.

 

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