The Nucleotide That Serves as an Energy Carrier in Cells

question 33

Multiple Choice

The nucleotide that serves as an energy carrier in cells is ____.

• A)glycogen
• B)trans fat
• C)RNA
• D)ATP
• E)DNA

Recognize the impact of policies, interpersonal relationships, and environmental factors on health.

Understand the challenges and strategies in modifying risk factors and promoting physical activity.

Comprehend the definitions and assessments of health and health behaviors.

Understand the role of environmental and societal factors in promoting a healthy lifestyle.

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Definitions:

Antiaromatic

A term describing cyclic compounds that are unstable due to conjugated pi electrons disrupting the molecule’s planarity or symmetry.

Nonaromatic

Refers to compounds that do not have a conjugated system of electrons typical of aromatic compounds, lacking the distinctive stability and ring structure of benzene.

Allotropes

Different forms of the same element, with distinct physical and chemical properties, due to different arrangements of atoms or bonds (e.g., graphite and diamond are allotropes of carbon).

Carbon

A chemical element with symbol C and atomic number 6, essential to all known life and the basis for organic chemistry.