What is a metabolic pathway? see section 16.1 (page 337) . view available hint(s) what is a metabolic pathway? see section 16.1 (page 337) . a process that results in mutations in genes a series of steps that convert a precursor to arginine a series of steps only found in neurospora crassa a series of steps in which enzymes work one at a time to convert a compound to a related compound?

The answer is a ‘series of steps in which enzymes work one at a time to convert a compound to a related compound’. The intermediate products of metabolic pathways are called metabolites. An example of a metabolic cycle is the Glycolysis and Krebs cycles. The product in each step of the metabolic pathways becomes the substrate of the next step in the pathway. There are two types of metabolic pathways; anabolic and catabolic

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