A₁ Lectin Agglutinates

question 4

Multiple Choice

A₁ lectin agglutinates:

• A) all cells except A_2.
• B) all subgroups of A.
• C) cells not agglutinated by absorbed anti-A.
• D) only A₁ cells.

Recognize the impact of external compounds on cellular respiration and ATP synthesis.

Illustrate the carbon flow through metabolic pathways, including catabolism of various biomolecules.

Understand the process and significance of glycolysis in both aerobic and anaerobic conditions.

Acknowledge the role of the citric acid cycle as a central hub in cellular metabolism.

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