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mpobi80

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How is it possible for both anabolic and catabolic processes to take place at the same time?

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What do some experts believe holds the greatest promise for reversing the steady increase in persistent and widespread hunger, because it would increase earning capacity and child health among the poor?
 a. Promoting gender equality
  b. Controlling population growth
  c. Preserving land usage
  d. Promoting peace and stability



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Answer to Question 1

Anabolism tends to take place in the cytoplasm, whereas catabolism takes place primarily in mitochondria. This separation or compartmentalizatio n is important, because it enables both anabolic and catabolic pathways to function simultaneously. Catabolic pathways that break down compounds are distinctly different from anabolic pathways that synthesize compounds.

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